retirement

Waiting for the Dough: Delaying Social Security
Since it launched in 1935, the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance program, better known as “Social Security,” has been part of American retirement planning. The program is intended to assist citizens with retirement income as early as age 62; however, many people will find it beneficial to delay this income until later. Social Security considers  Read More →
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
Dividing your assets and debts in a divorce is mostly a matter to be dealt with at the state level, perhaps with the help of your lawyers or divorce mediator. When it comes to retirement investments, however, reassignment must comply with the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). What does this mean for you?  Read More →
Understanding RMDs
After years spent saving for retirement and allocating non-taxed dollars into your retirement savings, the time will inevitably come when you have to pay tax on that money. Although account owners are allowed to begin taking distributions penalty-free at age 59½, they are not yet required to take any money out of their accounts. All  Read More →

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