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The Big Lesson From 2016 for Your Retirement Planning

In a year that witnessed one of the most divisive and wackiest presidential election campaigns in U.S. history, it's not hard to find lessons that can apply to various aspects of your life. But when it comes to takeaways that can improve your retirement planning and...

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Choosing an IRA Beneficiary? Choose Wisely…

Key Takeaways: Your choice of beneficiary(s) for your IRA can have major tax consequences. Choose wisely with your advisor’s counsel. Leaving your IRA to an individual is a simple and flexible solution. Leaving your IRA to a trust is more complex and requires the...

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How To Sell Finance Books Like Harry Dent

In early-2009, as it seemed like the financial world was teetering on the edge of collapse, I was asked by a family member what I thought about a new book by Harry Dent called The Great Depression Ahead: How to Prosper in the Crash Following the Greatest Boom in...

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Five Social Security myths debunked

Getting your arms around Social Security can be pretty complicated. Misinformation, partially informed opinions, and complex benefits formulas can easily lead one down an incorrect—and costly—path. Read Full Article Here... Written/Published By: Fidelity...

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Save clients from costly RMD aggregation mistakes

When it comes to taking required minimum distributions, the source matters. Many clients have more than one retirement plan or account. When they reach age 70½ and have to start taking RMDs from their own, non-inherited accounts, the question arises as to which of...

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Why a full-stop retirement is not the best way to go

Okinawa is a chain of islands off the coast of Japan and is home to some of the healthiest seniors on the planet, with many living past the century mark. Not only do these seniors enjoy among the world’s highest life expectancies, they also benefit from more healthy...

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