Sentences with phrase «lot about their retirement»

Surrounded by 30 of her vital and active friends, I thought a lot about retirement.

I worked directly with clients for a few years and it was pretty common for clients to not know a lot about their retirement plans.

She also cares a lot about retirement — saving enough, investing correctly, and controlling how much you're spending once you get there.

Not exact matches

His first response is that DOL «retained the spirit of the rule — to raise the standards of care for retirement investors — but they also listened to a lot of the concerns that retirement advisors» and the industry had about the preliminary rule, which has been six years in the making.

Joel Dickson: We've spent a lot of time talking in this episode about kind of that retirement readiness from a 50ish perspective.

If you're approaching retirement, you've likely seen lots of articles about your «retirement number» — how much money you'll need to have in savings before you're able to comfortably retire.

There are a lot of different philosophies about how people approaching and already in retirement should be invested.

There is a lot to worry about as you transition to retirement, but don't ever lose sight of the fact that this is your time.

If you've got a high salary — or even if you don't but you're serious about saving a lot for retirement — the 401 (k) lets you save more.

Check the headlines of many news and industry trade publications lately, and there is a lot of buzz about fiduciary responsibility as it relates to retirement plan participants.

«There are still lots of big decisions to think about, 5 years out,» says Ken Hevert, senior vice president of retirement at Fidelity.

He's a great guy, we have a lot in common, but it has taken a huge toll on our relationship, because I worry about a future, retirement, with this man.

I'm coming out of retirement for a hot second to talk about my favorite beauty crap from this year, because I changed it up a lot and have things to say.

Obviously there's been a lot of talk about Daniel's retirement.

It's then when she realises that there's a lot more to retirement than she initially thought, because she's about to have the most fun she has ever had.

As I contemplate my retirement at the end of this month, I have been reflecting a lot about Character.org and the state of character today.

So, if retirement ages increase about 5 years every 2 decades, and life expectancy increases about 3 years every decade, today's college students have a lot of time ahead of them.

«A lot of people don't think about taxes, and it is often the largest expense for someone in retirement,» says Diamond.

«There are still lots of big decisions to think about, 5 years out,» says Ken Hevert, senior vice president of retirement at Fidelity.

But there are lots of quirks about inherited retirement accounts.

I know this can vary a lot, but I'm curious about the particulars of how a retirement account would count towards your...

You can read a lot about stocks and bonds, retirement accounts, investing in gold

As you're heading towards retirement there's no doubt you've seen, heard, or thought a lot about the role Social Security plays in retirement.

We hear a lot about the power of compound interest, and it's true that investing over time can help you build wealth for a comfortable retirement.

You speak a lot about investing in both retirement accounts (401K, 403 (b), Roth, etc. using VTSAX if possible) and a separate taxable index fund.

Believe me, there are a lot of controversial ideas about this, and there are no easy solutions — after all, we got into this problem because most corporations and people did not want to save enough money for the retirement of employees and themselves, respectively.

As I am about 30 - 45 years from retirement, I have a lot of volatility.

The good news about retirement is that you'll probably need a lot less income than you did at the peak of your working years in order to maintain a middle - class lifestyle.

CARP seems to able to spend a lot of money putting the word out that RRIF minimum withdrawals are an»em ergency» when it is quite obvious to me that most retirees have a lot more things to worry about then being forced to withdraw retirement funds that they don't need.

[00:06:57] PA: I was just going to say, that's a big thing, you hear about a lot of people that have lost their entire retirement, a lot of times because it's these people that are nearing retirement, they're 60 years old or something and they haven't actually sat down and thought out, «Maybe I want to start transferring some of this money into something a little bit more stable than stocks.

My view is that it hurts them a lot less to learn about their mistake before they lose most of their retirement money than it does to learn about if after they are busted.

When you think about it, this link between guaranteed lifetime income and a satisfying retirement makes a lot of sense.

Joel Dickson: We've spent a lot of time talking in this episode about kind of that retirement readiness from a 50ish perspective.

NOAA isn't about to «discover» this; there are lots of 25 - year and 30 - year careers of going to work on a very relaxed schedule, drinking coffee, surfing the «Net and porn, then off to a nice retirement involved in messing with those data.

I've been included in a lot of discussions about factors that need to be considered such as timing, compensation, gaps in lawyer ranks and desire to work past retirement while addressing succession plans.

To get over this hurdle and enter a new way of thinking about retirement, it required a lot of research.

When I first started thinking about whether early retirement was possible or not, I had a lot of doubt.

We've talked a lot about 529 plans, along with the challenge of balancing your child's education with your own savings and retirement.

It makes the 20 or 30 years we spend in retirement that much easier, and by not stressing about retirement, it makes the first 40 or 50 years a lot easier, too.

«Knowledgeable investors hold on to their properties for at least five or six years, and if they're looking to their retirement, a lot longer than that,» says Timothy Kinzler, CIPS, CRS ®, an associate with Coldwell Banker Real Estate in Delray Beach, Fla. «Strong appreciation is helping households — both investors and those looking for a primary home to occupy — shore up their financial position, which is what homeownership's always been about.»

«I have lots of time to think about retirement» you probably think to yourself (or thought to yourself at some point).

Go ahead and shake your finger and carry on about how they should have been saving through the years for their retirement but spare me the indignation, because a lot of these people never made enough money to save anything.

«This is really going to open a lot of eyes about just how little people moving into retirement with some home equity know about reverse mortgages,» Hopkins says.

Since I am beginning a newer career after retirement I had a lot of apprehension about taking up this career with the terminology and such but the book and course material made it logical and continuous.