Understanding how taxes, longevity and other risks can impact your
social security and RETIREMENT INCOME IS ESSENTIAL IN RETIREMENT
PLANNING _WE WILL BE SERVING A BREAKFAST OF FRUIT, BAGELS, MUFFINS,
COFFEE, JUICE AND WATER FROM 8:30 AM TO 9:00 AM AND LUNCH OF SALADS,
SANDWICHES, COOKIES, SODA AND WATER BETWEEN 12 AND 12:15 PM. _
THIS COURSE IS SPONSORED BY THE SOCIETY FOR FINANCIAL AWARENESS.
You will receive a two-volume set of workbooks, one for part one and
one for part two of the course. These materials are yours to keep.
This is a class with valuable information and it is highly recommended
to bring your spouse/significant other along with you.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS COURSE?
Regardless of your stage in the process, you’ll learn powerful
strategies that will help you build and preserve wealth in volatile
times and ensure you do not run out of money in retirement.
This course is designed to help you assess your current financial
position, then create a personalized road map that helps you achieve
your retirement goals.
WHY THIS CLASS MATTERS
Many of the retirement strategies utilized by your parents have grown
outdated and may no longer have application for those looking to
retire today. This class compares and contrasts the old retirement
paradigms of yesteryear and the new paradigms of today as you prepare
to retire in the 21st century. You’ll discover how to insulate
yourself from the risk of rising taxes, protect your Social Security
from taxation, and help you avoid common mistakes as you distribute
your assets in retirement.
BALANCED FINANCIAL INFORMATION
There’s a difference between taking your financial cues from media
outlets and learning the basics of retirement planning from trusted,
reliable, unbiased sources. This course is designed to give you a
comprehensive and plain English financial education, while also
exposing various pitfalls and risks that threaten to derail many
retirees in the 21st century.
This is purely financial education – no specific products or
services will be offered.
YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO:
* Determine if you have enough money to retire and stay retired
* Bullet proof your retirement income streams
* Safeguard against stock and bond market losses during retirement
* Avoid the three basic pitfalls of retirement distribution planning
* Maximize Social Security income and minimize Social Security
taxation
* Evaluate the benefits of Roth Conversions
* Insulate your future income from a rising tax rate environment
* How to best address long term healthcare risks and expenses
* Determine if your portfolio is truly diversified
* Reduce or eliminate unwanted expenses or delays associated with
estate planning
COURSE OVERVIEW
RETIRING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• The old retirement paradigm vs. the new paradigm
• How to create a clear vision for retirement
• Creating a retirement road map
• Keys to transitioning to retirement
TAX RATE RISK
• Why experts say tax rates could double
• How rising taxes may affect your retirement cash flow
• The “Catch 22” of 401k’s and IRA’s
• How lost deductions may affect your taxes in retirement
RETIREMENT INCOME PLANNING
• The three basic retirement accounts
• How to accumulate dollars in the right types of accounts for
future retirement income
• What’s better for you: tax-deferred or tax-free accounts
• How to define a “true” tax-free investment
• When should you convert to a Roth
• How IRA’s and 401k’s cause Social Security taxation
• Strategies to reduce or eliminate taxes in retirement
MAXIMIZING SOCIAL SECURITY
• The causes of Social Security taxation
• The Social Security thresholds of which you need to be made aware
• The real cost of Social Security taxation
• Strategies to eliminate Social Security taxation
• Social Security maximization strategies
RETIREMENT DISTRIBUTION PITFALLS
• How the new rules on “Rate of Withdrawal” affect you
• How to ensure you won’t run out of money in retirement
• How to liquidate your retirement assets in the right order
• How to eliminate “sequence of returns” risk
PROTECTING AGAINST MARKET LOSS
• The impact of dramatic market loss in retirement
• Is “buy and hold” appropriate in retirement
• How to safeguard against two types of investment risk
• How to shield your assets from stock market volatility
• Why “asset allocation” alone may not be enough
• How to truly diversify your retirement portfolio
LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING
• How a long-term care event may affect your retirement
• Medicaid spend-down rules
• Community spouse rules
• The 4 common alternatives to paying for long-term care
• Recent innovations in long-term care planning
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