Not exact matches
As a result, pension funds have had to go out on the risk curve,
taking more risk to glean
more return by investing, in part, in
assets that are not as
liquid as stocks or bonds.
You are allowed to
take half of all the cash
assets from joint checking, savings and other
liquid financial accounts, but don't
take more than half or there could be legal repercussions later.
Imagine working and
taking constant risks for thirty or forty years or
more and when you're finally ready to retire, you have to write a check for twenty - five to thirty percent of your
liquid assets to the US Treasury before you can retire.