10 Tips for Charitable Giving During Retirement
Just because you’re retired, doesn’t mean you can’t be charitable if that’s one of your goals.
But, to get the most out of your giving, I have some tips for you.
Here are 10 tips
Just because you’re retired, doesn’t mean you can’t be charitable if that’s one of your goals.
But, to get the most out of your giving, I have some tips for you.
Here are 10 tips
Most Americans have less than $25,000 saved for retirement.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably not that person.
But, let’s be honest. Those of us that are delaying consumption, investing well, and planning for our retirement will be asked to subsidize those who are not doing the same.
What does this mean for you? Continue to do all the things that will put you in place for a good retirement. Especially, get a retirement plan together so you know what it will start to look like with what you currently have and are currently saving.
Let me know if I can help. It’s one of the best things you can do for yourself and your family.
Are you going to plan or are you going to hope for the Lotto?
The odds are 1 in 120,000,000 (that’s 120 million) of winning the lotto. You’re 400 times more likely to be hit by lightning.
What are the odds of you achieving your financial goals if you start planning today? Much better.
2010 is the year of the Roth Conversion and maybe the end of lower taxes.
In 2010 there are unique Roth Conversion rules that expire at the end of the year.
With higher tax rates next year, what should you do?
Listen to my video below to find out why this is so important.
It’s unofficial, but it’s looking like there will be no cost of living adjustment (COLA) for 2011. If you recall, 2010 had no increase.
The reason I include this article is to reinforce my belief that Municipal Bonds are something to avoid.
State pensions are in a world of hurt, and you and I will be subsidizing them in the future. Do you think this will cause some slowdown in state revenues and resources? Of course.