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Longevity Risk: Insights From Recent Seminars

Money Talk

It should include essential living expenses, discretionary living expenses, and guaranteed sources of income such as Social Security, an annuity, or a pension. For example, instead of two Social Security checks, there will be one, along with a reduced (survivor) pension benefit.

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Planning Ahead for Widowhood: Changed Income and Expenses

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A married couple has four monthly income streams: $2,500- husband’s pension, $2,000- husband’s Social Security, $800- wife’s pension, and $1,500- wife’s Social Security for a total of $6,800 ($81,600 annually). This is a 40% “haircut,” which some couples cover with spousal gifts, annuities, and/or life insurance.

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Make the Most of Free Money

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Life Insurance - This is money transferred to a beneficiary via a deceased person’s life insurance policy. Like inheritances, life insurance is generally not subject to income tax. Inheritances are not considered taxable income by the federal government but earnings on inherited assets (e.g., Claim it!

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Financial Implications of Working in Later Life

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Tax Bracket Triggers - When earnings are added to a pension, Social Security, RMDs, and other taxable income, planning is needed to avoid a higher tax rate or Medicare premium. Employer Benefits - Workers age 65+ at large companies can still be covered by group health insurance, thereby postponing Medicare premiums.

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Bank of England gives employees 4% pay rise

Employee Benefits

The bank also maintained a 1% increase in non-pensionable benefits , which was implemented last year.” The post Bank of England gives employees 4% pay rise appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Thomas Cook completes £900 million pension buy-in

Employee Benefits

Travel business Thomas Cook has completed a £900 million bulk purchase annuity buy-in transaction for its UK pension scheme. Aviva insured the defined benefit (DB) pension liabilities for more than 12,500 scheme members following the liquidation of the business in 2019.

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PBGC Releases Special Financial Assistance Final Rule

International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans

Changes to the Special Financial Assistance (SFA) Program announced Wednesday by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) will improve the ability of underfunded multiemployer defined benefit (DB) pension plans to.