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Category Archives: Finances
Partial annuitization of annuity contracts for years after December 31, 2010
January 23, 2011 Partial annuitization of annuity contracts. When you receive non-retirement-plan annuity payments from an annuity contract, part of each payment is a tax-free recovery of your basis (cost of the annuity contract for tax purposes), and part is … Continue reading
How Much Income Will You Need In Retirement?
Most sources that I read estimate that you will need 70% to 80% of your current income in your retirement years. Your house may be paid for, but your medical expense will probably be higher. Depending on your income, your … Continue reading
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Your Annual Social Security Statement is Very Important
Your Annual Social Security Statement is Very Important An attorney client called me the other day and said he had a lady on the telephone line from the Social Security Administration with a problem with his Social Security earnings. He … Continue reading
Budgeting for Retirement
I have started using a new online software that I believe is awesome for budgeting for your personal financial picture and knowing where you spend your money. With the use of debit cards, credit cards, online payments, etc. it has … Continue reading




