Sentences with phrase «live on in retirement because»

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Domise says there are cases when healthy people can excel in their old age in jobs, but no one should make working late in life part of their retirement plan, because you just can't count on having the physical ability and get - up - and - go to do it.

I signed up because 1) the ad hooked me because I think America is falling apart at the seams, and 2) I am approaching retirement in a few short years and need to hustle to build something that I can live on.

«Focus on paying down all debt and downsizing — if necessary — because living debt - free in retirement means living stress - free,» Janis said.

The mobile platform is the best way to engage those members because they're on that platform now doing everything else in their lives... and their retirement is really absent from that space.»

But now, with the cost of retirement so high, and I know because I'm 63 and my mom is in a retirement home so I know if you can get into $ 4,000 or $ 5,000 a month on assisted living that's usually quite reasonable and it can go as high as $ 7,000 $ 8,000 $ 9,000 a month.

The IPGL is being formed, says White, because: 1) many pro golfers would welcome a permanent base with guaranteed income, a retirement plan, limited travel and opportunities for «star status» in an adopted community (e.g., Ron Santo is from Seattle, but Chicago is where his name sells pizza); 2) most golf fans never see live golf competition except on television, and even on TV they are increasingly unable to identify with the players because of the abundance of faceless — meaning what's the name of the guy who won this week?

Because of self - publishing, I'm getting to make my living, in retirement, as an author, and doing so on my terms, at my pace, with my vision of what the work should be like, what the covers should portray, and what price the books should sell for.

My version of diversification includes real estate in my retirement, and while that's also dependent on a larger market, it seems safer to me because people will always need a place to live....

Groups have been calling on Ottawa to tweak or eliminate the rigid rules around registered retirement income funds, or RRIFs, in part because Canadians now live much longer than they did when the program was instituted in 1992.

Because home equity typically makes up a substantial portion of a retiree's net worth, it can arguably serve as a drag on income, net worth growth and overall quality of life in retirement.

Because if you are like us and have other funds to live on for the initial years of early retirement (our taxable brokerage account in particular), then you can rollover funds from your Traditional IRA to Roth IRA slower and drag it out over many years since income up to $ 28,900 is all tax free (the combo of deduction and exemptions).

We can live on a lot less in retirement because our expenses are a lot less.

I mention this fact because in reality, when you are actually living on your savings in your early retirement period you shouldn't have a constant withdrawal rate.

Employing such investment types can go hand in hand with a more simplified in - retirement portfolio strategy: Because broad - market index funds provide undiluted exposure to a given asset class (a U.S. equity index fund won't be holding cash or bonds, for example), a retiree can readily keep track of the portfolio's asset allocation mix and employ rebalancing to help keep it on track and shake off cash for living expenses.

For the reasons mentioned above (scholarships, loans and grants exist for education, but not for retirement), but also because if you fund your kids» education at the expense of your retirement, you may find yourself burdening your children for support when you don't have enough money to live on in retirement.

Today, because people are (on average) living longer, running out of income in retirement is a key concern.

Frankly, because the rate of return on a whole life insurance cash value is lower than simply investing the money in your retirement account.

Many pension plans, both private and public, experience funding problems because of the variable return on their investments along with the lengthening of the period of retirement due to an increase in our life expectancy.

Today, people are living longer than ever before in history — and because of that, one of the biggest fears on the minds of many retirees is outliving their money in retirement.

Frankly, because the rate of return on a whole life insurance cash value is lower than simply investing the money in your retirement account.

This works out to be better than investing on own to save for life after retirement because such investments may yield poor returns and lead to a reduction in savings.

Because people are living longer lives today (on average), running out of money in retirement has become a key concern.

For example, a person whose employer provides him, for the duration of employment, with $ 50,000 in life insurance coverage in addition to his salary, health benefits and retirement savings plan, does not have to pay taxes on his life insurance benefit because it does not exceed the threshold set by the IRS.

The company carries life insurance on this person because frankly it would be a setback, in some cases a huge setback, if they were to die without the proper planning time that usually comes with retirement.