Posted on 18 May 2020. Tags: COVID, Unemployed, Virus, early withdrawal, planning, retirement, savings
Many Americans are struggling financially due to the coronavirus. A recent federal relief package makes it easier for people financially harmed by the coronavirus outbreak to tap into their retirement savings for cash by loosening rules for withdrawals and loans.
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Posted in Retirement, Your Money
Posted on 16 April 2020. Tags: Mortality, golden years, lifespan, men, planning, women
Older people have to make important decisions about their remaining life years, such as how to invest savings and manage properties, changes in employment status and retirement.
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Posted in Health, Retirement, Active Living, Legal Matters
Posted on 09 September 2019. Tags: Legal Matters, estate, guide, planning, stages
Having and estate plan that matches your stage of life is important. It’s not as simple as your age.
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Posted in Features, Legal Matters
Posted on 08 July 2019. Tags: Legal Matters, beneficiary, estate, law, planning, retirement
when you sign up for a life insurance policy, retirement account such as 401 (K), IRAs, or other investment accounts, you are required to list a beneficiary who will receive the proceeds when you pass.
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Posted in Features, Legal Matters
Posted on 02 April 2019. Tags: Legal Matters, estate, planning, single person, state, wills
Even if you do not have a partner, children or any living relatives, an estate plan makes sense.
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Posted in Features, Legal Matters
Posted on 06 December 2018. Tags: 401k, personal finance, planning, retirement
There’s a finite list of things you can change at work, and your employer’s less-than-stellar retirement plan probably isn’t among them.
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Posted in Retirement, Your Money