Finance - Retirement Planning

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How much of your annual income should you have saved for retirement?

10x

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How much of your paycheck should you save for retirement?

10-15%

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What is a tax deferred retirement plan?

The money is only taxed during retirement.

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When should you start saving for retirement?

As early as possible.

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Pension

An employer funded plan that promises to pay a defined monthly benefit to retirees who have worked a qualifying amount of time (usually 20-30 years).

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401K

A tax deferred, employer created investment account that is funded by employees, contributing a percentage of their salary.

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Traditional IRA (Individual Retirement Account)

A tax deferred investment account you open with a bank or financial institution.

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Roth IRA

Same as a traditional IRA, but taxes are paid before retirement and during retirement, you don’t have to pay anything.

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Social Security

A government pension

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Qualifications for SS

Retirees must be 62+ and have paid SS taxes for 10+ years.

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At what age do people receive full filing benefit?

67 years (Even though most retire at 64).

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Medicare

The federal government health insurance program for people 65+ that automatically signs them up at 65.

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What people does medicare also cover?

Young people who have had long term disabilities for at least 2 years.

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Is medicare subsidized?

Yes, the costs are partially covered by taxes, but not free.

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What two parts of medicare are people automatically enrolled in?

Part A, covering hospital related services and emergency care, and Part B, covering doctor’s office visits.

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Last will and testament

A legally binding document in which an individual details written instructions on how their assets will be distributed upon their death.

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Intestate

Dying without a will

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Beneficiaries

The people who will receive part of the deceased assets.

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Estate

Entire property

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Executive

The person in charge of making sure the will happens.

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Notary Public

Someone who is officially liscensed to sign official docs.

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3 ways people write a will?

Free template (by themselves), online service, or hire an estate/planning attorney.