Not exact matches
# 1 Determine how much
money you've
already saved for retirement, such as your 401K account balance as well as any IRAs you own.
Still, if you're taking care of yourself on all fronts (exercising, eating right,
saving money for retirement), you are
already controlling what you can to live your best life long - term.
The study's
retirement - readiness scores are calculated based on the percent of the
money needed
for retirement that respondents reported
already saved.
While you often hear that one should invest 10 % or 15 % a year
for retirement, the truth is that your savings target can depend on, among other things, how early you get started
saving, how much
money you make, how much you
already have in
retirement accounts and how you invest your savings.
Let's say you're super-responsible and
already save for retirement and emergencies, and you have little to no debt (or you still have
money left over after funding the things outlined above).
A fixed deferred annuity is generally the product of choice
for the long haul: these products are designed to help you accumulate
money for retirement or to protect the funds you've
already saved once you've reached
retirement.
You know that it's important to
save for retirement, and may
already be setting aside some
money in an individual
retirement account (IRA) or the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
A fixed deferred annuity is generally the product of choice
for the long haul: these products are designed to help you accumulate
money for retirement or to protect the funds you've
already saved once you've reached
retirement.
Already the most popular
retirement saving product, holding $ 4.7 trillion in assets as of the end of 2010, according to Mintel Market Research, Roth IRAs are gaining popularity as consumers look
for savvier ways to protect their
money.