Financial Planning & Management

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An estimated $1,907 will be the average monthly Social Security retirement benefit in 2024. Even though a consistent monthly income is beneficial, it is typically insufficient to meet living expenses. Thats one reason many people are working longer. Of course, some people just want to work until they retire because they enjoy it and want … Read more

Your savings held in a 401(k) plan, pension plan, or other employer-sponsored retirement plan will typically not be accessible to a creditor. The exception, however, is the federal government. These retirement assets are subject to seizure by the IRS in order to impose a federal tax levy. Additionally, in order to comply with a qualified … Read more

Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) typically require income in order to be contributed to. This rule does not apply to the spousal IRA, which allows each spouse in a couple to contribute up to the maximum amount if one of them is employed. A Comprehensive Guide to Spousal IRAs and Individual Retirement Accounts In the realm … Read more

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As pension funds are being eaten up by inflation, we find out what it takes to maintain your standard of living. Rising food and energy prices mean that the amount of money required to retire at a minimum living standard has increased by nearly £2,000 in the last year, turning the crisis of cost of … Read more

While funding a Roth IRA with contributions can be a terrific way to save for retirement, doing so in excess of what is allowed in any given year may result in tax penalties. Thankfully, there are a few solutions available to address the issue and perhaps avoid the consequences. Here is what you need to … Read more

It can be very difficult to handle a loved one’s estate, especially when selling real estate. Selling real estate as an executor can be difficult and complicated; it calls for careful adherence to the final wishes of the deceased and a full comprehension of legal requirements. If this were to happen to you, you might … Read more

You might be eligible to convert your employer’s 401(k) plan savings into a Roth 401(k) and receive additional tax benefits if you have been diligently saving for retirement through it. Yes, you can roll over a Roth 401(k) to a Roth IRA. This can be a smart move if you’re leaving your job or retiring … Read more