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Can Farmers Ever Afford to Retire?

Money Talk

In addition to writing monthly Small Steps to Health and Wealth™ financial messages , I also present online webinars and class segments. I recently presented content for Annie’s Project-NJ ; a program designed to build the skills of women farmers in New Jersey. health insurance). barn, silo, riding arena), farm equipment (e.g.,

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Are You a Frequent Job Hopper? Consider Its Impact on Retirement

HR Digest

The Great Resignation may have presented us with the peak number of workers quitting their jobs and moving on to new opportunities elsewhere, but the trend of job hopping didn’t start or end there. While this is true, the concerns have more to do with specific retirement funds and employees’ 401(k) agreements with their employer.

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Why employee wellness matters – and how it’s good for business

Insperity

Experiencing “presenteeism”, meaning they are not mentally present or productive even when they are physically at work. Opportunity to advance one’s career, gaining in title, status and salary. Perform regular compensation benchmarking to ensure that your salaries are fair and based on objective data. Prone to burnout.

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How the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 benefits your workplace

Insperity

At its most basic level, the law encourages people to not only save money for retirement , but to save more and also become financially stable in the present. employer-sponsored 401(k) plans. Starting in 2024, employees’ annual contribution limits to some SIMPLE 401(k)s or IRAs will rise. The SECURE 2.0

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Financial Security and Happiness in Later Life: Reflections from Recent Webinars

Money Talk

Decumulation is Different- One webinar presenter noted that “investing for distribution in retirement is different from investing for accumulation” and used the analogy of climbing a mountain (investing for retirement) and “making it safely down the mountain” (not running out of money during your lifetime). Many have to settle for less.

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Employee financial wellness: Why it matters in the workplace

Insperity

59% of employees feel their salary has not maintained pace with the rising cost of living. You also don’t want to have to continually replace people who leave for a better salary – it’s costly and time consuming to recruit and train new employees. But increased salaries may not always be feasible.

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