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Where should you keep your money after retirement?
Even though you're no longer working, that doesn't mean your money should stop working, too. Read on for tips on where you should keep your money after retirement.
RETIREMENT PLANNING
Wondering how to retire early? Looking to build a nest egg? Learn everything you need to know about retirement planning with this guide.
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10 Retirement Planning Tips for the Self-EmployedOne advantage of working for "The Man" is paying into a 401(k) and getting a match for your contribution from your employer. But if you work for yourself, you can take advantage of other perks in retirement accounts especially aimed at you. See more »
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10 Tips for Retirement Savings
At some point, you'll likely want to stop working. At some point, you'll also have to figure out how to pay the bills once you retire. Here are 10 tips to help you out. See more »
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Can you avoid paying taxes on a 401(k) cash-out?
401(k) accounts are designed to help people save for retirement, so there are harsh penalties for withdrawing funds early. That said, there are exceptions to the rule -- but there aren't many. See more »
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Dollars and Sense: 401(k) Challenge
401(k)plans are one of the most widely used retirement plans. How much do you know about managing yours? Take this quiz to find out. See more »
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How 401 k Plans Work
Most of us have heard of it, many of us participate in it and lots of us have no idea what it really is. It makes saving for the golden years a lot easier than it used to be. Find out about 401(k) plans. See more »
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How can online banking help me manage my retirement?
If you want to be a millionaire by the time you retire, you have to start planning today. The solution to managing your future funds is at your fingertips: It's your computer's keyboard. Online banking is a smart way to swaddle that nest egg. See more »
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How Estate Freeze Trusts Work
It's a sad but common story: A landowner dies, leaving his heirs in a mound of debt and back taxes. What do they do now? An estate freeze trust can prevent the heirs from falling into this extreme burden. See more »
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How Estate Planning Works
No one likes to think about their own death. It would be nice if we could live as if we were immortal, never having to worry about what will happen after we're gone. But death is inevitable, and we all need to plan for it. See more »
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How Keogh Retirement Plans Work
Working for yourself is challenging and sometimes daunting, but it's the single best decision that you ever made. And being the boss gives you substantial control when choosing a retirement strategy, which may include a Keogh retirement plan. See more »
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How long will your money last in retirement?
You're finally out of the workforce, ready to put your feet up and rest. Be careful, though: Nothing will ruin your retirement faster than running out of money midstream. Luckily, this is an easily avoidable fate -- but how can you make your savings last? See more »
