Why track expenses?
When you track expenses you’re putting yourself into a position to be able to make positive changes to your priorities.
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Read MoreWhen you track expenses you’re putting yourself into a position to be able to make positive changes to your priorities.
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Read MoreA defined benefit pension is a type of retirement plan that your employer may offer as the only plan offered, or in conjunction with a 401(k) plan. If you have access to a defined benefit pension or are currently participating in one, you are in rare company as these types of plans are becoming few and far between. Defined benefit pensions are different from 401(k)-type plans (called defined contribution plans) in several ways. One of the biggest differences is the fact that the employer is responsible for the funding of the plan in addition to accepting all the investment risk of the plan’s assets. With a 401(k)-type plan, the employee is responsible for funding and the risk in the investment portfolio. Many defined benefit pensions are also backed by the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC), which protects your pension up to a certain amount in event of plan termination. Another […]
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Splitting an inherited IRA into multiple IRAs is important to maintain your own distribution plan after the death of the original owner.
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When it comes to retirement plans, one of the earliest of all kinds of plans is the Keogh. This article explains a Keogh plan and how it’s used.
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A properly-diversified investment portfolio should include real estate in addition to the typical stocks and bonds. Do you know why?
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