Free Retirement Plan

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Most of us spend so much time putting money into a 401(k) plan we forget about the fun part—how you take money out of your 401(k) plan.

Generally speaking, you can start taking distributions from your 401(k) plan when you reach age 59?. You can take a little at a time, or all the money at once. Or, you can keep the money in the plan and let it grow.

When you reach age 70?, however, you have to start taking distributions. There is one exception: If you’re working at the same company that offers your 401(k) plan, you may be able to keep the money in the plan.

Now, let’s say you’re a big saver and you want to retire early, before age 59?. Provided that you’re no longer working, you can start taking distributions as early as age 55.

Finally, regardless of when you take distributions, they’re are subject to federal, state and local income taxes.

Keep in mind that these are the rules for regular distributions. If you take withdrawals earlier than allowed, the consequences can be serious.

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Dee Mosier, host of Financial Straight Talk, consults expert guests, Ron Silverman and Jim Scarpone on investment opportunities for retirement planning.

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Deciding how much of your money to invest where, a process called Asset
Allocation, is essential for a well planned portfolio. in this video, I
explain how Asset Allocation works and what to keep in mind when doing
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The January Spotlight on Retirement Planning discusses how the college savings market is expected to more than double during the next five years, but 529 plans will make up but a small portion; the fact that 401(k) sponsors plan to expand their focus to include investment structure reviews and plan design; and XA Equitable Life Insurance Companys Retirement Cornerstone variable annuity.

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This free online game is designed for basic investment education. It allows students to experience the longterm investment behavior in four major asset classes: collectibles, bonds, real estate, and stock. It’s designed to give students a sense of the tradeoffs between volatility, longterm performance, and the excitement and high cost of trading. It’s located at http://etfobsession.com/ac.php .

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In order to save money, a person must have an understanding of how much money she is bringing home and where this money is being spent. Discover how the creation of a budget will help people to save money with help from a financial services specialist in this free video on saving money.

Expert: William Rae
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Bio: William Rae has been licensed in the insurance and financial fields for over 30 years.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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James Seramba, certified financial planner, discusses the process of choosing a financial planner

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I have $170,000 to be used for all my expenses during 5 years of school and am looking for a safe, hands-free place to invest it. I have worked out my budget for the next 5 years and this money should be enough to cover my expenses if it grows above inflation. I am not interested in purchasing real estate, owning a business, or managing a large stock portfolio, so I would be grateful for any ideas regarding the best way to invest this money for the next 5 years. I will need to be able to withdraw 20% of the money each year to cover my expenses. Money-market savings accounts and certificates of deposit do not appear to have high enough interest rates to be viable options. The only option that I have found so far are Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) and Vanguard Inflation-Protected Securities (VIPSX) looks to be the best TIPS, but I don’t know enough about inflation, diversification or investing to know if putting the entire $170,000 in a TIPS for 5 years is the best option. I would greatly appreciate any financial planning advice regarding my situation. If you could map out the specific investment vehicles or sketch a composite portfolio for the $170,000 I would be very thankful. This would be easier for me if I was investing for the long term, but my 5 year window, expense requirements, and the current inflation outlook and bear market make my situation very confusing. Thanks for your help.

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