Retirement Website that offers e-book.
Retirement Website that offers e-book.
Now that we’ve celebrated our nation’s Independence Day, we might want to start thinking about our own “financial independence day.” That’s the day you work or don’t work because you want to, not because you have to. Here are the steps you can take to turn your dream into a reality.
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Imagine painting the perfect picture for your blissful retirement planning. You’re basking under the warm sun, watching the waves dance on pristine shores, all without a care about your budget. Sounds too good to be true? The Philippines offers this idyllic vision, making it the ultimate paradise for an increasing number of retirees. From financial
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The SEC needs to do more—actually alert public pensioners as to private investment industry abuses the Commission knows full well are rampant, at a minumum. Advise them, Chairman Gensler, to demand to see and read prospectuses and other offering documents related to their hard-earned savings.
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Happy Independence Day! Did you have a good month? June was a fun month for us. RB40Jr finished school and we went on a road trip to see friends and families. This road trip was put off twice due to Covid so we were all looking forward to it. We had a great time, but
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Tax-exempt bonds have gotten a lot cheaper. Here’s a guide to finding the best deals.
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But there are rules around opening one for a child. First: The child must have earned income.
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The tax breaks designed to increase Americans’ retirement savings disproportionately benefit high income households and do little to assist middle class families.
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The news from Wall Street isn’t great. The 6 months through Thursday, June 30 were the stock market’s worst first half of a year since 1970. The S&P 500 is off 21% from a peak last January (a bear market is a 20% drop). Inflation is up. Bonds are suffering too. Is a bear market
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In 2017, congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). This legislation reduced taxes for many people and corporations. However, without further legislative action, the tax cuts are set to expire at the end of 2025 and 2026 tax rates and tax brackets will be higher for most households. Planning ahead for the TCJA
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The Philippines has emerged as a popular retirement destination for many individuals. You’ll be delighted that this country boasts many attractions catering to all travelers. You’ll be spoilt for choices, from breathtaking beaches to awe-inspiring natural wonders. Additionally, the locals are known for their warm hospitality, making your stay even more enjoyable. And the best part?
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