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What does retirement mean to you?

 

Time is one of the things money cannot buy. No matter how much wealth a person has, they cannot buy back the last five minutes. Retirement is time; time to do the things you have always dreamed of. Time for the luxury to travel, to do the hobbies you never had time to do while you were working or just being with your loved ones. Before you book that trip to the Caribbean, here are some essentials to think about right now:

Essentials For Your 40s

  • Diversify investments.

  • Develop an estate plan.

  • Review your Will.

  • Re-evaluate insurance needs.

  • Analyze employer benefits.

  • Review business agreements and transfer plans.

  • Continue to build education funds.

  • Investigate a trust.

Essentials For Your 50s

  • Evaluate and update retirement plans.

  • Diversify your investments.

  • Think about long-term health care.

  • Review business agreements and transfer plans.

  • Re-evaluate insurance needs.

  • Review estate plan.

  • Review and revise Will and Living Will.

  • Analyze employer benefits.

  • Consider annuities.

Essentials For Your 60s

  • Re-evaluate budget and cash flow.

  • Review your Will and Living Will.

  • Review estate plan.

  • Consider income-producing investments.

  • Look into part time employment.

  • Make sure long-term care needs are met.

  • Supplement Medicare.

  • Review business agreements and transfer plans.

  • Consider annuities.

Essentials For Your 70s

  • Review your Will and Living Will.

  • Review estate plan.

  • Re-evaluate budget and cash flow.

  • Make sure long-term care needs are met.

  • Supplement Medicare

  • Review business agreements and transfer plans.

 

 
Some questions you need to ask yourself:
  • How much do I need to retire?
  • What do I do with my 401(k), Profit Sharing and Pension?
  • IRAs. What is the difference between them?
  • What is the best way to receive qualified plan or IRA distributions?
  • How do I to maximize the return of my investment?
     

A Way to Maximize the Return on Your Investment*

            Money in the Bank                  Money in a Guaranteed Return Annuity

$50,000 @ 2.32%

5 Year Interest = $5,800

Taxed @ 28% = -($1,624)

Gain = $4,176

Five Year Total = $54,176

Rates From The Top Largest Banks: 1.83%, 1.85%, 1.98%,
2.08%, 2.32%
  



$50,000 @ 5.5%

5 Year Interest = $13,750

Taxed Deferred Interest = $3,850

   Gain = $13,750

 Five Year Total = $63,750

 Average Return Of 6%   
 $65,000
 

 

  



$100,000 @ 2.32%

5 Year Interest = $11,600

Taxed @ 28% = -($3,248)

   Gain =  $8,352

 Five Year Total = $108,352

Rates From The Top Largest Banks 1.83%, 1.90%, 1.98%,
2.13%, 2.32%

 



$100,000 @ 5.5%

5 Year Interest = $27,500

Taxed Deferred Interest = $7,700

Gain = $27,500

Five Year Total = $127,500

Average Return Of 6%
$130,000
 

 

                       Bank                                         Guaranteed Return Annuity
No withdrawals Allowed
Taxed on money You don't use FDIC Insured
No access for Emergency situations

 
Withdrawals Allowed
Tax Deferred Growth
Insured By Insurance Companies all funds available for medical emergency

 

*This is an illustration of returns available in the market today. Returns may vary depending on length of time you let your money grow. Some clients use the interest return for income while others choose growth. This can also be an excellent option for funding retirement programs. There is no safe investment that can match a tax-deferred vehicle; the numbers speak for themselves. Can money grow in the stock market? Yes, it can, but it also can be lost. History has shown that the market will always adjust in a ten year time period. When it comes time that a person needs it most; it is devastating to see your nest egg grow only to have it disappear right in front of your eyes. We believe in safety instead of risk. Not one of our clients has lost a penny in this topsy-turvy market!

What Concerns You Most About Retirement Today?

I don't want lose money in the market, but I need a good return.

I have not been saving enough.

I  am getting close to retirement and need a steady income.

CD investment returns are not enough to live on.

Social Security benefits will be taxed more or will be cut substantially.

Rising inflation will cut into my income.

I can't save for retirement and college at the same time.

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