Category Archives: Ira Rollover

Can You Avoid a Layoff?

Can You Avoid a Layoff? You may be a dedicated employee who has worked for the same employer for many years, yet you still may be susceptible to getting laid off. Sometimes getting laid off is inevitable, but rarely does … Continue reading

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WEEKLY ECONOMIC UPDATE 12-12-2011

John Jastremski Presents:   WEEKLY ECONOMIC UPDATE   December 12, 2011   CONSUMERS FEEL BETTER IN EARLY DECEMBER December’s initial University of Michigan consumer sentiment index is in, and the reading of 67.7 represents a six-month high. This is a … Continue reading

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Women and Retirement Planning

Women face special challenges when planning for retirement.  Because their careers are often interrupted to care for children or elderly parents, women may spend less time in the workforce and earn less money than men in the same age group. … Continue reading

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Timing Your Earnings in Retirement to Optimize Your Social Security Retirement Benefit

What is it? If you work after you begin receiving Social Security retirement benefits, you may lose all or part of your retirement benefit if your earnings exceed the retirement earnings exempt amount. However, you won’t lose benefits due to … Continue reading

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All about IRAs

An individual retirement arrangement (IRA) is a personal retirement savings plan that offers specific tax benefits. In fact, IRAs are one of the most powerful retirement savings tools available to you. Even if you’re contributing to a 401(k) or other … Continue reading

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TAX EFFICIENCY IN RETIREMENT

How much attention do you pay to this factor? Presented by John Jastremski Could you end up paying higher taxes in retirement? Do you have a lot of money saved in a 401(k) or a traditional IRA? If so, you … Continue reading

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How Much Disability Income Insurance Should You Have?

John Jastremski Presents: How Much Disability Income Insurance Should You Have? The amount of individual disability income insurance you should buy depends on three things: how much income you’ll need if you become disabled, how much money you can afford … Continue reading

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Vision Care Insurance

John Jastremski Presents: Vision Care Insurance One of the many things you can get insurance for is your eye care. Vision care insurance is relatively new and has become more common in recent years. Here’s a crash course on the … Continue reading

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MUTUAL FUNDS FOR INVESTMENTS

Mutual Funds are professionally managed investment scheme, in which fund managers manage the investment made by the investors. A mutual fund is administered under an advisory contract with a management company, which gives full detail about the schemes going on … Continue reading

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THE REALITY OF INVESTING DURING RETIREMENT

Decades ago, the “typical” retiree left work for good between age 60-65 and typically passed away at about 70-75. Retirement lasted 10-12 years for many Americans. Now the picture has changed: some of us will spend 30, 40, perhaps even … Continue reading

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