Post Tagged with: "Retirement Planning"
January 16th, 2023 401K Maneuver Blog Post
SECURE Act 2.0 and more
Gabe Fransen | January 10, 2023 Just as our team and the folks that we provide advice to started to become accustomed to Required Minimum Distributions starting at age 72, which became law in 2020, the SECURE Act 2.0 became law and we need to adjust again. This article will […]
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December 26, 2022 401K Maneuver Blog Post
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Read More2023 Social Security COLA – 8.7%
Gabe Fransen | December 14, 2022 Approximately 70 million Americans will see their Social Security and Supplemental Security Income increase 8.7%. Increased benefits will begin in January of 2023. Here are some additional facts related to the 2023 COLA adjustment: This benefit increase, on average will be put an extra […]
Read MoreRetirement Risks
Gabe Fransen | November 29, 2022 A big part of our retirement planning process has to do with identifying risks that could hurt our client’s retirement plans. We find it beneficial for our clients to understand what risks we are looking for, if the risks are applicable to them, and […]
Read MoreWhat If My Account Goes to Zero?
Gabe Fransen | October 17, 2022 What if my account goes to zero? It’s a question we’ve heard more than once in the past 10 months. It seems to come from a place of fear, and extreme emotional aversion to loss. There’s likely a lack of understanding too, an understanding […]
Read MoreOwner or Lender
Mark Triplett | September 12, 2022 Is it better to be an owner or lender? A simple question worth asking yourself. Would you rather be the owner of your home (a relatively consistent appreciating asset I might add) or would you rather be the lender? As an owner you borrow […]
Read More401(k) Contribution Plan
Gabe Fransen | July 26, 2022 In the late 1970’s Congress enacted Internal Revenue Code Section 401(k) as part of the Revenue Act, which set the path for employees to contribute a percentage of their salary to their employer’s 401(k) plan. There have been several detailed changes to 401(k)’s since […]
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