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Oct 26 2024
I am considering retiring for a second time in a year from now with a fairly small (currently $38k) 401k, after 10 years at my current employer. My wife has already stopped working and left her 401k (...
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Oct 25 2024
I am a seasonal employee and just met the 1000 hour requirement to participate in the company 401k. I will likely continue with the company for several more years. My spouse (67) plans to retire in 1 ...
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Oct 17 2024
Discover everything you need to know about Meta's exceptional employee benefits. From competitive compensation and stock grants to generous parental leave and unique perks like the Meta Recharge progr...
andrenader.substack.com
Oct 13 2024
I just moved all the allocations in our 401k to 10/25/65 Total international equity/Large Cap Value/Fixed Income Bond edit: (Pimco PIMIX). I wanted the equities to be non-tech stocks as I think they'r...
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Oct 12 2024
How much money have you saved in your IRA or 401K? Making contributions to one of these tax-deferred retirement accounts is easy. But withdrawing this money in retirement… gets complicated.&hel...
bossretirement.com
Oct 05 2024
I think I know the right answer but …I plan to retire at some point next year and I know I have to roll my 401k and pension into a IRA but do most pull out the money on a monthly basis or pull ...
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Oct 05 2024
FROM THE ARTICLE - SEE ARTICLE FOR MORE!!! 5 Features to Help You Make the Most of Your 401(k). It’s more than just a place to park a chunk of your pay until retirement. By Alani Asis, AARP. Pub...
community.aarp.org
Oct 02 2024
My company outsourced my job and I am 62 next month. I have a 401k, pension and working younger wife. She is 56 will work another 4 to 6 years. Medical is covered via her work. I am on staff till Dece...
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Oct 01 2024
Graham and his wife are in their early 50s and plan to retire in 5 years. He wonders if they should continue maxing out their 401ks, how their investments should change, and what they should do with s...
buzzsprout.com
Oct 01 2024
Typical retirement strategies assume a retirement age of over 60. With an earlier retirement goal, a careful look is required to determine what strategies will create the best outcome. James responds ...
buzzsprout.com
Sep 04 2024
So many retirement questions have no right answers. They’re simply judgment calls. In this episode, we’ll explore whether it makes sense to switch to a Roth 401K. Don’t listen to fin...
share.transistor.fm
Aug 19 2024
The latest news from Capitalize, Empower, ShareBuilder 401k and The Standard...
401kspecialistmag.com
Aug 08 2024
Should you max out your 401k? It’s an intimidating idea. Before jumping into why you should max out your 401k, let’s step back. If you are under 50, you are allowed to contribute up to $22...
dadisfire.com
Aug 07 2024
I have 401ks, SIMPLE and Traditional. In preparation for retirement I’d like to simplify by rolling my 401k and SIMPLE IRAs to one Traditional IRA. Assuming I keep the same funds, are there any ...
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Jul 31 2024
So many retirement questions have no right answers. They’re simply judgment calls. In this episode, we’ll explore whether it makes sense to switch to a Roth 401K. Don’t listen to fin...
rogerwhitney.libsyn.com
Jun 30 2024
If you are self-employed (or could be), you should know about a unique retirement savings opportunity: the Solo 401k, also known as the One-Participant 401k plan or the Individual 401k. In fact, the a...
newretirement.com
Jun 25 2024
So i m retiring soon, my wife is already retired. As far as pension, healthcare, social security, 401K, taxes…. I m fine with these important aspects of retirement What i want to look at now is...
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Jun 19 2024
Hello! I’m eligible to retire at 60, but I worry it’s still too early. I’ll have a modest pension at that point (won’t cover all my expenses by any stretch) 401k, and health in...
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Jun 19 2024
Many employees wonder if their employer will find out when they take a 401k loan. When you borrow money from ... Read more...
physicianonfire.com
Jun 05 2024
Hey FAANG FIRE! You have heard your colleagues talk about this “Mega Back Door Roth” thing? Or perhaps you read about it here on FAANG FIRE and thought it was some exotic, complicated, adv...
andrenader.substack.com
Jun 01 2024
How much money have you saved in your IRA or 401K? Making contributions to one of these tax-deferred retirement accounts is easy. But withdrawing this money in retirement … gets complicated. Th...
bossretirement.com
May 22 2024
IRA, 401k balances and investments...how often do you check them and why? Daily? Weekly? Monthly? When the mood strikes? When there's market news? Out of habit? To update planning sheets? Because you'...
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May 22 2024
All eggs in one basket for retirement How many folks have their entire retirement funds (cash, 401k, IRA, etc) in one company such as Fidelity? I’m interested in hearing about pros and cons of h...
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May 16 2024
The stark difference in Black and White workers’ wealth is old news. But now we have some fresh information about the wealth gap: it grows as people age and move through their retirement years. ...
crr.bc.edu
Apr 28 2024
After I left the Navy I started working and putting money in a pre-tax 401k. About a year ago I decided to shift my contributions to a Roth 401k. But still about 90% of my 401k is pre tax. I wish I ha...
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Apr 26 2024
Spouse (62) is cutting back to part time soon and will still have health insurance. We're going to start taking distributions from one of the 401Ks to make up for the loss of income. (Funny thing is s...
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Apr 23 2024
I can't stand it. I lost $2k last week due to stock market volatility. I understand that a 401k is a long term investment, or you make more conservative choices. Screw that! I can put my money in the ...
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Apr 21 2024
Fidelity retirement specialist is telling me that I could take a portion of my 401(k) money and put it in what is called an anchor strategy. He is proposing an annuity for three years. The goal would ...
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Apr 08 2024
In 2006 I converted a 401k via a 72T mechanism that put the proceeds into a variable annuity (VA). I have been drawing a monthly benefit from that account to date. I was recently advised that I have t...
community.aarp.org
Mar 26 2024
The easiest way to become a millionaire is to max out your 401k contributions every year. It’s a lot of money to put away but trust me. Your 401k will grow and become the foundation of your port...
retireby40.org
Feb 28 2024
Want to know which FAANG benefit I am personally most grateful for? Is it the 1 month recharge? The 50% match on your entire 401k contribution? The 16 weeks of paid parental leave (for both parents!)?...
andrenader.substack.com
Feb 26 2024
Reader feedback leads to the enhancements in 24th Edition of plan fee benchmarking tool,…...
401kspecialistmag.com
Feb 18 2024
I retired at 60 and have been living on savings for a couple of years. Late last year I reached 62 and started receiving my SS benefits. So I'm not worried about paying taxes on my annual income for 2...
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Feb 13 2024
The U.S. government has made it easy for you to save for retirement in a traditional IRA or 401K. But there’s a hidden risk that most people don’t see until it’s too late. Putting mo...
bossretirement.com
Feb 13 2024
Typical retirement strategies assume a retirement age of over 60. With an earlier retirement goal, a careful look is required to determine what strategies will create the best outcome. James responds ...
buzzsprout.com
Feb 13 2024
I currently have about 1.7 million in company 401k and will be turning 61 in July. I also have about 35k in HSA and have medical coverage thru VA. If I stay with my current employer(which I've been wi...
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Feb 12 2024
There is a common rule-of thumb that 4% can be withdrawn from a IRA or 401K account each year in retirement, and the balance of the account should not go down. What would be the reasons for a retired ...
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Feb 02 2024
My plan is to retire in April 2024. Two years ago I converted my 401K into an IRA but I continued to fund the 401k (so I would continue getting matching funds by my company). So the 401K will be about...
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Jan 29 2024
If you have rollover IRA accounts and want to make a backdoor Roth IRA contribution, this episode is for you. There are several steps involved to handle this strategy in the right way including unders...
financialsymmetry.com
Jan 27 2024
I've taken all my 401k and rolled it over into an IRA in Vanguard. Now Vanguard is suggesting I contribute to an IRA. Is that a good idea? Will it reduce my taxes or income? I don't expect I'll need a...
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Jan 20 2024
My company's 401K plan permits periodic distributions/installments after termination from employment upon reaching early or normal retirement age. I retired at the normal age last month. The plan admi...
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Jan 15 2024
As part of our efforts to bring you actionable strategies to help you reach your ideal retirement, we’re tackling a complex question today. The backdoor Roth strategy can be a way to increase yo...
financialsymmetry.libsyn.com
Dec 01 2023
What do you cash in first, IRAs or non-IRAs? We have a gap of 4-6 years between retirement and claiming SS. We need to draw from savings, should we cash the IRAs or the non-IRAs (mainly 401k's and mon...
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Nov 13 2023
Me and my wife both 67 I've worked full time her a few years as we raised 5 kids. Was hard to save in those early years but last few have been great. Managed to have 600k in 401k 600k already taxed ea...
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Nov 05 2023
Please explain. My husband is a recently retired postal employee and we are confused if we can take out large amount out of 401k and not lose his pension? He says he can only make $22,000 a year now t...
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Nov 02 2023
My company/401k investment firm only allows 50% of my wages to be deducted. This level of deduction does not allow me to max out my over 50 additional $7500. I believe this is form of age decimation? ...
community.aarp.org
Oct 27 2023
Not sure this is an option, but I have an active 401k with my employer and I was thinking about having it managed. Has anyone converted an active 401k to an IRA and had it managed? My returns have bee...
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Oct 18 2023
Well as the title said I’m F49. I’ve never been married and I don’t have any children. I do not own a house and have about $2000 in my checking account. I make about $58K a year. I&r...
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Oct 15 2023
I'm retired and collecting social security. I'm considering going back to work part time but I don't want to add much income. I don't need the $ and it will only cause my health insurance to cost more...
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Oct 06 2023
I have a decent 401K from a job I left 6 years ago. I left the money there because it was doing really well. Well, now it's not. It lost money as market took a nose-dive last year. It still isn't doin...
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