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Most of us are guilty of not contributing regularly to our retirement fund. So as we grow older, retirement feels like a fast approaching deadline. Are my investments on track? Have I saved enough for retirement? Questions like this loom large especially if you are 50...

Self-directed Roth IRAs expand your investment options massively. However, to ensure that you gain maximum tax benefits and investment returns, you need to know about the types of investments you can and cannot make using your self-directed Roth IRA LLC. Self-directed...

Have you ever wanted to use your retirement portfolio for investments that really matter to you? For instance, you may be interested in an upcoming business or have one of your own that you want to invest in. However, all of your savings are sitting in your IRA! With...

An IRA allows you to save for retirement and invest your money in real estate, stocks and bonds, mutual funds, and more. You can also use your IRA assets to invest in startup equity, through startup funding platforms or “accelerators” that bring investors together and...

The thought of retirement seems to be far-fetched for many young people and the numerous bills that you have to pay do not make it any easier. However, the reality is that postponing your retirement savings is a big mistake, as it is likely to translate to retiring...

Table Of Content No Money For Retirement Helping Your Parents with Retirement Planning Most millennials and working youngsters today have parents who are close to retirement age, many of whom do not have a sufficient nest egg to see them through their golden years....

While retirement has always been treated as a time to “hang up your boots and do what you like”, modern retirees are taking this more seriously. Young professionals planning their retirement nest egg want to enjoy a comfortable and secure future, where they can do...

Whether you already have an IRA or are planning to open one, there are a few things you should keep in mind. This account is more than a “piggy bank” where you put away extra cash every few years, but can prove to be a valuable personal finance tool for your future...

If you invest in various plans such as IRA and 401(k), you would know that for tapping a 401(k) free of the 10% early withdrawal penalty, you must be at least 59½ years of age. But what if you want to retire earlier than that, say by age 55, and still be able to take...

Proper retirement planning is the only way to ensure your financial security and comfort after you hang up your boots, but you have to be smart about it. It isn’t just about putting money into an IRA or 401(k) every month. You also need to account for potential...