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We do not sell insurance, we are not money managers. Our programs allow you to make any investment and pay a far lower tax. Whatever your plan, you will be more successful, by drastically lowering the taxes that are owed. Your retirement will grow faster.
I have been in the business of assisting business owners in reducing their taxes and liability for over 17 years. Providing retirement option that are not just tax defered, and not limited to a "token" tax free contribution. Retirement plans that allow for total and complete access before you are 59.5 with no penalties.
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Conventional retirement plans such as IRAs, 401ks, and ROTH retirement plans provide little or no benefit for Business Owners. Being able to provide real retirement benefits to the people that have strengthened this countries economy it a pleasure. A Business Owner can contribute up to $50k each year to an "unrestricted, minimal tax, retirement pla
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I can commiserate with you. It is hard to find the perfect balance to somehow eek out a little extra. Certainly at $130,000 you are getting victimized by taxes. Let me give you some additional data
$5000 at the high end. If you had a 401k then 16,500. If you income is too high then less. But really. . . is making "tax deferred" contributions to an investment plan that you have little control
Well, I am not a proponent of traditional retirement planning and here is why. Most of the retirement plans that are available are "Tax Deferred" that means you won't be paying tax now, you simply pay
If by "qualified IRA" you mean one that can make a charitable non-taxed contribution, yes. But. . . (and there always is a but). If you don't have the where with all to support yourself in the institution
I'm not an investment advisor, I do not recommend any particular investments or even investing styles. I know that every investment strategy has made money for someone at some time. I do make investment
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