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Right now is a great time to review your year-end financial planning strategies. It's imperative to get things in order and identify areas you'd like to discuss with your financial professional. That way, you will be ready for 2022 and beyond.
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Lots of people make a BIG planning mistake when they begin to look at retiring before they turn 65. They forget that they still need health insurance coverage. And, that can end up looking like another mortgage payment if they have to purchase it before Medicare kicks in for them at age 65. In this Forbes Advisor article, I'm sharing the actual numbers we see every day in the office and a couple of solutions to ensure you don't go broke paying for health insurance before you turn 65.
2021 is coming to a rapid close, and historically low tax rates are quite likely to increase in the near future. Now is an excellent time to consider a Roth conversion. However, they can be complicated, so it's crucial to understand what’s entailed.
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Here's how Retirement Planning Advisors can help their clients avoid big mistakes in 2022 by preparing intentional and proactive plans.
The financial planning industry doesn't get women. It's something women's advocates are trying to change. Women can no longer ignore their money. They cannot be secure, independent, and financially fearless unless they understand what's happening with their money. And, that means understanding the basics of budgeting and cash-flow management, as well as adequately preparing for their retirement. It means having regular conversations starting at an early age about money -- a subject that many (women included) still consider taboo.
Here are 4 math and science-based financial moves you should be looking at to get your retirement on track this year.