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Jeanette Pollock's Articles in Personal Finance

  • Calculating Retirement Plans
    Online retirement planning calculators are easy to and fun. The planner just has to know a few basics to get the most help from these retirement tools. Most of these Internet retirement calculators give a retiree-to-be figures "in the ballpark" while others come very close to the actual numbers if the user knows the best way to put in the needed information.
  • The Retirement and IRA 101
    In planning retirement, thousands have done so successfully through an IRA, which stands for individual retirement account. The IRA is especially helpful as a retirement savings tool for those who don’t have an employer providing a 401(k) plan or the less prevalent employer-paid pension plans.
  • Retirement Plans: Fine Defined Options
    A defined contribution retirement plan offers an individual retirement account to each of the participants in the plan. The benefits from such a retirement plan are based on how much is contributed to the account. It is also affected by the retirement plan owners’ income, their expenses, as well as the losses and the gains of the investment vehicles used by the plan.
  • Being Prepared for Retirement
    Even the best laid plans for retirement can suffer a setback or even be destroyed if certain major life events aren’t considered as options in the plan. A retirement plan must includes goal setting, plans for finding the money to meet those goals and then working hard to see these goals achieved.
  • Getting Things Settled Before Retirement
    There are many things you should do before retirement. Of course you will need to work yourself hard for years and years, but in addition, you will need to get everything squared away first. When you retire, you likely will be getting some type of funds from your job.
  • Planning Your Retirement
    Retirement is a huge event in life. After working for twenty to thirty years, you deserve a break! However, you should start planning for retirement long before you actually do retire. In all actuality retirement planning should start as soon as you get your first "real job". Take a look at the ways you can financially prepare for retirement and get to work right now.

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