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401(k) Distribution Dilemmas
How you will take your 401(k) distributions when you retire can be an important consideration in executing your post-retirement plan.
A Lasting Legacy
Why planning for long-term care is so necessary in today's world
A New Mindset For Income Distribution
A distribution plan focuses less on accumulating wealth and more on making it last through retirement.
A Small Cap Opportunity?
Small cap investments don't get much attention, but they may have a place in your portfolio.
An Essential Retirement Tool
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are a crucial component to many retirement plans.
An Even Exchange
Although complex, 1031 exchanges can be a key way to defer taxes on certain property.
Annuities As A Personal Pension
Annuities offer an alternative for those who have already contributed the maximum to their other retirement savings.
Ask Your Employer About New Retirement Option Roth 401(K)
Surveys show young workers receptive to new type of retirement plan, but will employers adopt this short-lived option, scheduled to expire in 2010?
Calculating your Post-retirement Income, Post-haste
Do you know how much money is enough for retirement? We'll show you how to find out.
Control Your Legacy with a Private Foundation
Private foundations can let you control your gifts, reduce taxes and impart your values to future generations.
Estate Planning: An Introduction to your Legacy
Estate planning can be difficult and confusing. Here are the four basic ways to plan.
Estate Planning: Avoiding Probate
Probate can be costly and time consuming. We'll show you a few potential ways to save.
Estate Planning: Before You Begin
Leaving a proper legacy has become a science. Here are the basics to help get you started.
Estate Planning: Having Faith in your Legacy
A trust may be one of the best options for ensuring your memory lives on. Here are two that may be right for you.
Estate Planning: Honoring Your Wishes
A living will and medical power of attorney can be two of the most crucial estate planning steps you take.
Estate Planning: Supporting a Noble Cause
Charitable trusts are a handy tax-saving tool. But they can also greatly benefit a charity of your choice.
Estate Planning: The Gift that Keeps on Giving
Gifting is one of the many estate planning tools available.
Estate Planning: The Key Ingredient
Wills are the central (and one of the most complex) parts of estate planning.
ETF - An Attractive Alternative?
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are quickly becoming an alternative to mutual funds.
How Long Will Your Legacy Last?
Most family fortunes don't survive to a third generation. Here's why.
International Investing: Going Global
Emerging global markets like China are providing diversification like never before.
Investing: Equity Indexed Annuities
Another handy way to save for retirement has been gaining media attention.
Keeping Retirement In Your Sights
How a target retirement fund can help simplify your retirement plan.
Long-Term Care Insurance Offers More Choices
As healthcare costs increase, long-term care insurance companies offer more options.
Matchmaker 401(k)
How a 401(k) plan, (which may be employer-matched), could
help you fall in love with the thought of a comfortable retirement.
Preventing Identity Theft
Limiting exposure of your personal information is the best way to protect yourself from fraud.
Retirement Option Overload
Too many choices can be as frustrating as too few. A financial professional can help you find the right retirement plan for your small business.
Retirement Planning: A Helping Hand
Americans are a fiercely independent group, but many of them don't realize the personal and financial benefits of extra help when it comes to retirement planning.
Retirement Planning: The Wobbly Stool
The "three legged stool" has long been the approach to retirement planning. But most Americans don't even have a stool, and for some who do, the stool is becoming a bit shaky.
Retirement: Keep on Rollin'
By continuing to work after retirement, baby boomers are poised to single-handedly change the way we look at our golden years.
Retirment Planning: The First Step before Withdrawal
Five essential questions to ask yourself before you tap retirement savings.
Sector Funds: In the Zone
Sector funds offer a unique approach to investing. But are they right for your portfolio?
Send Your Kids to College and Avoid the Tax Man
529--A Tax-Free Way to Save for College
Socially Responsible Investing
Increasingly, investors seek to align their personal beliefs with their financial actions.
Stock Options: Know When To Hold 'Em
Telling when to exercise your company stock options should be based on more than your gut about a potential market price peak.
The Fury of Financial Aid
Does planning for financial aid have you feeling lost? Here's a map.
The Great Turnaround
What the 1980 U.S.Men's Olympic Hockey Team can teach us about late-stage retirement planning.
The University of Ouch
College costs can be more than a little painful, but with the proper financial planning, you could
be whistling your child's college fight song all the way to the bank.
Too Much of a Good Thing?
Investing in company's stock within your 401(k) is admirable, but it doesn't take much to get carried away.
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