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In this post, I continue my discussion of tips from webinars, podcasts, and virtual conferences that I heard during the last quarter of 2021. For example, workers with a guaranteed pension and/or a high investment risk tolerance might want to have more stock exposure in a TDF and would chose a target date farther off in the future.
One of the few things that taxpayers can do to reduce their income taxes after a calendar year ends is to make a tax-deductible contribution to a traditional individual retirement account (IRA) or a SEP-IRA (for small business owners and/or their employees). Many have accumulated significant sums and need tax planning help.
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I recently taught a 90-minute webinar, 25 Financial Planning Strategies for Older Adults , for the New York Public Library. I was hoping to hear questions and comments from attendees that would confirm or expand upon the concerns expressed by the NYPL webinar participants. It will work until July 29 (30 days from my June 29 webinar).
People with secure jobs or pensions and decreased expenses and spending opportunities saved more and/or reduced debt. Below are eight recommended financial recovery steps that I heard recently at several webinars: Replenish Emergency Savings- Set a final goal (e.g., It was a tsunami that swept up everyone. Some industries (e.g.,
Retirement plans Basically, it is the retirement plans—401(k) or pension plans—through which an employee receives financial security during service years other than while serving. This category varies from different plans with several options that include PPOs, HMOs, and high-deductible health plans.
Pensions are still ticking the long-term box for many employers, so now the focus is switching to areas like education and salary-deducted savings – bridging short with long-term financial wellbeing, for example, by making it simple for employees to build up savings pots.
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