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Retirement Planning
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IRS Increases 2019 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits
Every October, the IRS considers whether, due to inflation, the limits for retirement account contributions should be increased. For several years now, a low inflationary environment has meant increases have been scarce. At times, there was even fear that contributions may be reduced due to negative inflation. The Federal Reserve has increased interest rates seven…
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Nearly 40% of retirees spending more than they expected: report
A new survey found 39% of retirees are spending more than anticipated.
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Are Retirement Income Fears Overblown?
The industry consensus: Americans aren’t saving enough — if anything — for retirement.
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Employee Benefits: Quality of Life
The following is a chapter from Employee Benefits: How to Make the Most of Your Stock, Insurance, Retirement, and Executive Benefits by Josh Mungavin CFP®, CRC® and Edited by Chris Boren & Tristan Whittingham. Quality of Life Time-off/Sabbatical Policy Time off for sabbaticals may be paid or unpaid depending on the employer, the duration of service,…
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Employee Benefits: Highly Compensated Employees and Executive Benefits
The following is a chapter from Employee Benefits: How to Make the Most of Your Stock, Insurance, Retirement, and Executive Benefits by Josh Mungavin CFP®, CRC® and Edited by Chris Boren & Tristan Whittingham. Highly Compensated Employees and Executive Benefits Deferred Compensation Plans Deferred compensation is a written agreement between an employer and employee in which…
