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Distributions in retirement, annual or monthly?

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 ...

reddit.com Oct 05 2024

It's almost that time (outsourced to retirement)

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...

reddit.com Oct 02 2024

Age Plus 20 Rule for Retirement Contributions - 496

How much should you save in pre-tax accounts vs. post-tax accounts? Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA spitball on the "age plus 20" rule for retirement savings, Roth 401(k) contributions ...

purefinancial.com Sep 24 2024

Nothing is Certain Except Debt and Taxes

A few weeks ago I tweeted the following, which caused a bit of controversy on Twitter/X: Hot take: Maxing out your 401(k) when you are younger is almost always the wrong choice. The extra 0.5% per yea...

ofdollarsanddata.com Aug 28 2024

RMD Due. Rollover Former Employer Plan to Current Plan?

I have a 401K with a former employer and anhave a 401K with a former employer and another one with my current employer, also an IRA. The current 401K is better, I think, than the former one. Theother ...

reddit.com Aug 23 2024

Contributing to Your Non-Dependent Adult Child’s HSA

Answering listener questions about Ascensus acquiring Vanguards's individual 401(k) business, about DAFs and if appreciated securities are a reasonable alternative, and about contributing to your non-...

whitecoatinvestor.com Aug 12 2024

Many accounts that I’d like to rollover.

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 ...

reddit.com Aug 07 2024

The time is right for a national retirement savings plan

Experts on retirement saving have plenty of ideas for making 401(k) plans work better. But most agree on the top priority: get these accounts into the hands of more people. Only about half of private-...

retirementrevised.com Aug 04 2024

Life insurance in retirement?

We are both on all 401k and ira accounts. Our pensions have 100% survivorship to the other spouse. That's sad, I'm wondering about life insurance. Currently I have life insurancev my employer but that...

reddit.com Jul 27 2024

Did you retire too early or too late

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...

reddit.com Jun 19 2024

Financial planning prior to retirement

Hi. Curious what others do for financial planning when you don’t have much in investable assets but do have a lot in a company 401(k) and deferred compensation plan that will pay out over a numb...

reddit.com Jun 12 2024

Does my home equity count as “retirement savings”?

I have some $’s in an IRA and 401k but most of my (limited) net worth is tied up in home equity. Someday (maybe sooner than I hope) I’m gonna retire and downsize. I get lots of home equity...

reddit.com May 27 2024

All eggs in one basket for retirement

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...

reddit.com May 22 2024

Basic retirement planning questions

I'm really enjoying this group and learning a lot, but I have a few basic questions. I'm a 60 year old male hoping to retire before 70. I have $500,000 in my 401k, and 17 years left on my mortgage (Th...

reddit.com May 15 2024

Required Minimum Distribution

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 Apr 08 2024

Tax troubles coming for IRAs and 401Ks over $200,000

“If you have more than $200,000 in a traditional IRA or 401K, your family could have a big problem coming in retirement,” warns financial advisor Ryan Thacker. “The problem is taxes ...

bossretirement.com Mar 14 2024

The Struggle to Financially Support Parents

Today, we are answering your questions from email and social media. We discuss what happens inside a 401(k) or 403(b) if you change your type of contribution, how to know if you have a good CPA, what ...

whitecoatinvestor.com Mar 04 2024

Backdoor Roth conversion question

I just contributed $7,500 to traditional non deductible IRA for 2023 year with a plan of converting to Roth when the account is funded in a few days. I have work 401k balances that upon leaving my emp...

reddit.com Feb 16 2024

Retirement and Debt - Need Advice

My husband is 64, our sole income. No plans to retire until he’s 70. I’m 57. We aren’t good with money so I’m not sure what the best plan is. We have 206k vested in a 401k. Abo...

reddit.com Feb 15 2024

Retire at 61 or try to hang on for another 9 months?

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...

reddit.com Feb 13 2024

NUA Strategy - Frank Duke Method

Has anyone used the NUA (Net Unrealized Appreciation) Strategy for 401k’s with highly appreciated company stock? If so, did you use the Frank Duke or standard method? I’m curious how popul...

reddit.com Feb 08 2024

Retirement 'income' vs salary income.

I'm trying to figure out how much of my 401k I'd need to withdraw per year after I retire to have an amount of 'take home pay' equivalent to my current situation. These are the factors that can think ...

reddit.com Jan 16 2024

Question on annuities. Hypothetical scenario

55 Y.O looking to retire at 60 $600,000.00 in 401k $300,000.00 in other savings and investments $27600.00 per year in ss at 63 ($2300.00 month) No mortgage, car payments or credit card debt I've heard...

reddit.com Jan 04 2024