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Josh ElliottU.S.
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Annuities and life insurance only please. | |
Aaron HallU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding asset allocation, investment selection, investment managers, hedge funds, investment expenses, most common tax shelters, retirement accounts. | |
Lic.Gregory Kearney LawsonCosta Rica
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All questions regarding retiring oversees, mainly in Costa Rica, pensionado, rentista and other permanent residencies, also investment opportunities, real estate investments and tax shelters. | |
Richard E. Reyes, CFPU.S.
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I can provide answers to questions relating to retirement especially relating to; income distribution, tax efficiency, long-term care insurance, life insurance, estate planning, asset protection, variable and fixed annuities, alternative investments and prudent portfolio design. | |
David M IannopolloU.S.
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I am a professional financial advisor who can assist you with answers on mutual funds, annuities, IRA's, rollovers, qualified and non-qualified retirement plans, retirement planning, educational planning, life, disability and LTC insurances. | |
Willard R. Brumbaugh, LUTCFU.S.
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I have answered many questions regarding 401ks, IRAs and annuities as well as life insurance. I have been counselling against most Qualified Plans since 1994. |
Hi Tammy, Sorry about your husband's layoff. The rule you are speaking of states that an employee must be 55 or older in the year they "separate from service". Since technically he separated from service
Paul thanks for your question. Hope I can provide some insight for you. Paul your last sentence says it all. You are in your mid 20's and there are some things that I can confidently tell you will
Hi Tom, Since you have nothing that is considered "earned income" by the IRS, you are correct that you are not eligible for any type of IRA. Since your LTD would probably preclude you from working or
Hi Tom, Thanks for the nice feedback! 1) Yes, the internal rate of return is not that great inside of an immediate annuity. While you are withdrawing 7%+, keep in mind that much of that is return
Dear Delano, If I understand your question correctly, for those plans with which I am familiar, administration costs would be the responsibility of the employer. And as such, these costs would be deductible
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