Retirement

Navigating Retirement Beyond Finances – A Conversation with Retirement Coach Alara Rosenberg

https://youtu.be/Dsqypl2kbvo In this episode of the Healthy and Wealthy Retirement podcast, host Mark Struthers introduces the concept of holistic retirement planning with guest Alara Rosenberg, a non-financial retirement coach. They discuss the importance of addressing not just financial aspects but also emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions of retirement. Alara shares her journey into retirement coaching, …

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Is The 10x Rule For Retirement Right For You?

https://youtu.be/nMTnPLG-8E8 00:08 – Mark Struthers (Host) Welcome. Welcome to the Healthy and Wealthy Retirement. My name is Mark Struthers. I am your host. Thank you for joining us.    00:15 Today we are talking about the 10 times rule for retirement, and we’re also going to discuss why I think for many people this rule …

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New COVID-Related Rules For Accessing Your 401k

COVID-19 surprised everyone. As part of the response to COVID, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was passed. A less-publicized part of the act was the option for employers to offer very lenient 401k distribution and loan options for COVID-related hardship. One major takeaway for employees is to realize that the new …

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The 401k Loan, A Useful Tool (If Used Correctly)

401ks are for retirement. With pensions going the way of the dodo bird, flip phones, and fax machines, our retirements are dependent on 401ks and Social Security. While their primary purpose is retirement, 401k loans do have a feature that can be a great tool if used correctly: the ability to borrow money from yourself. …

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A Common Mistake Of Overachieving 401k Investors

It is common knowledge that your company’s 401k match is free money. Unless you are struggling with high-cost debt, you should strongly consider “maxing out” your company’s match. What is maxing out? If your company matches the first 3% at 100%, then to max out your company’s match you must contribute 3% or more of …

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