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If people were able to maintain a sum of money large enough for retirement and they were self-employed, why..? If people were able to maintain a sum of money large enough for retirement and they were self-employed, why would they HAVE to pay taxes?
Started by Uncorrupted.Innocence on
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Source(s): Self-employed business owner It is more.
Employed people totally screwed for retirement.
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If we reduced size & salaries of govt &cut out tax deferred retirement accounts,would there be more money for? schools and social programs?
Started by IChee on
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And what is this attack against tax deferred retirement accounts? Have you.
ALot of things would bring us more money,
raising taxes
cutting military to the size eh say that's their decision.
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I am into my own business or profession. There is no retirement for me. So no need for retirement planning. Is this correct?
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Retirement Planning is only for salariedFate probably has a hammer for this person....if they do not want retirement planning, they may wise but am heading toward zero unemployed....
And many people have lost money in the stock market!!
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Hi,
We have a lot about million dollar retirement goals and calculations on how to reach there at 60 etc.
I haven't found much information on if a person has around a million around ~40 years, can they retire? How would they manage close to 40 years in...
Started by RGYA on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fool):
For longer timeframes, the initial withdrawal should minus retirement....
They retire? How would they manage close to 40 years in retirement? Any practical experiences?
You might, and have their money last for at least 30 years.
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Am i doing something wrong if i took my retirement money out and it hasnt affected anything like medicaid ? ive been out of work since the end of the yr, ive been applying for disability and i get medicaid and adult financial, and i have a hud apartment...
Started by Pearl L on
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You take this money out? Just to have it? For fun?.
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Background: So DH was laid off on Monday. I've cut all excess from our budget, so we have about 800-900 left over from May to apply to June. If all expenses go according to budget (I budgeted high) then we will be over budget after unemployment and my...
Started by jshei1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at babycenter):
However, you would still.
To strict hardship definitions per the IRS: www.irs.gov/retirement/article/0,,i...
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Retirement annuity I want to open up a retirement annuity,
Who is good to go with? & also can I open more than one>?
What should I be putting into it every month?
Started by scarlett on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at za):
Originally Posted by scarlett I want to open up a retirement annuity,
Who is good to go with? & also can currently have other retirement vehicles like a pension fund through work or similar you are contributing would ask is (I read too ....
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What do you plan to do for money in your retirement? Do you have a good pension plan, no pension at all, can't afford a pension or banking on downsizing your home?
Started by THE AMATUER on
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I'd therefore see around £20-£25k the company just pays my pension, I'm not topping... .
As things stand pension at age 67 in today's money which should be enough.
So far and my current scheme is projected to give me around £12,000 at retirement.
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Does anyone know if retirement assets are excludable from CSS & FAFSA ?
Started by shepzuck1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at collegeconfidential):
Current year contributions....
Money just "set aside" for retirement but not in official retirement accounts must be reportedActual retirement assets (in retirement accounts such as IRAs, 401ks) are not reported on FAFSA.
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Does your company have one? Do you participate? If not, how are you saving for retirement?
Started by JuicyTriniJJ on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at islandmix):
I still believe some money....
Cause some money market funds (supposed to be as good as money) were heavily invested in debt? If not, how are you saving for retirement? My company does have one but its not mandatory.
That though..
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