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The designated Beneficiary, may be the most overlooked, misunderstood and even neglected important retirement detail and we often see this given the least consideration in retirement planning. If you don’t plan right, it could cost thousands of dollars, it may hold up needed funds for a period, perhaps a long time, or may not reach …
What are the most important parts of planning for your retirement? Planning for the survivor and family when you die. You will notice, I said ‘When’ because we all are, so it is best to make plans early, we never know when that last day will come. We all know someone old, very old, maybe …
The income earners and consumers are in trouble. Although some are getting raises from Social Security, federal and state employee COLA, union contracts being re-committed, it is not enough to keep up. Higher salaries mean higher cost to companies and manufacturers, thereby increasing the rate of inflation; are chasing our tail. Bigger brains than me, …
When planning your federal retirement, we want to take care of those dependent on us, in the event we die. A spouse is eligible for a FERS benefit of 25% or 50% of the Unreduced FERS retirement annuity. But what is the deal when the survivor is not a spouse, but a child, be it …
What is an annuity? Some say it is an income, some say it is a savings instrument and others say it is an investment. The answer, it can be any and all of these. First, lets define annuity. The Romans awarded annuities to their loyal citizens; we might call it a pension now. When a …
Retirement is an exciting time, especially when you have all of the proper details squared away. However, it can also be frightening and full of uncertainty when you don’t know how to manage cash flow during federal retirement. During the months and years spent planning leading up to your retirement, you may find yourself with …
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