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Retirement options : MR. RUSSERT: But, Senator, you said last yearâ??earlier this year that everything should be on the table for Social Security, including looking at raising retirement age, indexing benefits, and then suddenly you said, â??No, no. Those arenâ??t offâ??on the table; Iâ??m taking them off the table.â?� SEN. OBAMA: Tim, thatâ??s notâ??thatâ??s not what I said. What I said was that I will convene a meeting as president where we discuss all of the options that are available. That doesnâ??t mean that

Retirement options : We built a home with my parents 4 years ago and have been sharing the mortgage payments equally. After multiple strokes and serious medical issues with both, they are now dependent on social security and have depleted their investments and retirement funds. They cannot cope with their credit payments and need to file bankruptcy. We already had their names taken off the title for the house. They still give me a check each month to cover their half of the mortgage, which is now "rent". They

Retirement options : Last month, my boss asked me to leave my current position as there will be newcomer to replace my post. He offered me a job to the other company because that's my only option. One condition for me to get paid for the tenure of my service (18 years) is a retirement plan which is 1 month per year of service but I need to resign ASAP. I'm negotiating for a 2 months/year of service but he decline it as impossible since we really don't have an approved retirement plan yet. Up to this time, I hav

Retirement options : HE HAS SAID NUMBEROUS TIMES HE WILL RAISE TAXES! But during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," Obama said taxing more of a person's income was the option he would push for if elected president. He objected to benefit cuts or a higher retirement age. "I think the best way to approach this is to adjust the cap on the payroll tax so that people like myself are paying a little bit more and people who are in need are protected," the Illinois senator said. Already Obama has said he will rais

Retirement options : I'm 26, Single, Male earning about 3 lac p.a. in Delhi, India I wish to start planning and investing / saving for retirement ASAP. Can someone guide me with best retirement plans that I can consider and various other options that too should be included for a safe and healthy retirement corpus. Consider me not doing any investment right now and give your answers for a starter in Job.

Retirement options : I am confused between solo 401k and SEP plan etc. What is the best and easy option for us to save??

Retirement options : I asked this question in more detail in the Investing category, but I was wondering in general if this is a good strategy: IF my 401k options are mediocre, BUT my Roth IRA investments are better, THEN would it be best to drop the 401k options where they overlap with the Roth IRA and put most of my 401k into the stable value/money market option it offers? In other words, a conservative 401k balanced with a more growth-focused Roth IRA? Thanks for your input! I'm 44 years old by the way, and a

Retirement options : 23 years to retirement. I consider my risk tolerance moderate. These are my 401k options: SPECIALTY IARAX AIM REal Estate--loads HBGHX Hartford Global Health HLS--no load IGNYX Ivy Global Natural Resources--no load MURRX MFS Utilities--no load INTERNATIONAL AWPAX AllianceBernstein Inl Grw--loads RERCX AF EuroPacific Grth--no load TEDMX Templeton DevMktTrust--loads SMALL CAP LSBAX Lord Abbett SC Blend--loads MID CAP GCMAX Goldman Sachs MidCap--loads THCRX Thornburg Core Growth--no load SSVSX

Retirement options : Spending money in todayâ??s society is becoming more and more of a hassle. What is causing so many people in todayâ??s society to be so conservative with their money? The downfall of our economy has caused many of us to become very careful on what we spend our money on. There are many reasons why so many of us are trying to be careful with the money we earn. No one actually even has anymore extra money to throw around on items they know that they will not need to survive. Another reason t

Retirement options : Hey all ! Can you tell me if this bill is definite or can it still be shot down? And no I am not trying to work the system. I lost my job of 15 years (company bought out and moved to MO) and have yet to find a comparable one. I am still looking and did take the first thing I could get making anything but even working part time 20-25 a week at Burger King I still qualify for a good part of my unemployment. As my benefits run out in September, new baby due in Nov. I need to know where our financ

Retirement options : I want to take the lumpsum cash out from my retirement and live off the interest by investing it in an IRA.Is the amount going to be taxable when I transfer it to IRA or 401(K)?

Retirement options : please help me finish this thank you so much best answer ten points 30: What did America experience in the 1920's? An economic boom An economic bust A long bull market A long bear market 31: October 24, 1929, the day when 13 million shares were sold is now known as: Black Monday Black Tuesday Black Thursday Black Friday 32: In America, during the _____, the number of workers providing services grew until it equaled and then surpassed the number who produced goods. 1930s 1950s

Retirement options : My father retired from the fire Dept. after many yrs . He is now 89 yrs. old and we are looking for an assisted living home or into other options. Does any one know if there is a firemens home or any thing at all like it? Any suggestions on a resonable place for him to go in NJ? He is now living in Toms River NJ but was a fireman in Newark NJ many yrs. ago. He owns a house and we are going to sell it . But we want the sales money to last as long as possible. The retirement (assisted living) ho

Retirement options : My dad is in a bank job. He is 4 years away from retirement but now they have transferred him to a very small village where he is not enjoying. What are some of the options that he can consider with his background?

Retirement options : I want to donate the rental property in my partnership to a charity and disolve my partnership. There is a loan on the property. The partners are myself and my IRA. I am not of retirement age. What would be my best option in this matter?

Retirement options : I live out where DSL is unavailable.. so my only option is satellite, or wireless... I don't know where to turn and which one is going to be the best for my money, but not to expensive! Of course AT&T has DSL provided just a mile down the road at a retirement home.. so any suggestions to get them to expand to my area? Either or.. these are my options, any help is greatly appreciated. So anyone tell me of an wireless/satellite provider I can get at my home?

Retirement options : My mother owns her house outright, but due to the stock market her retirement has dwindled to near nothing and will probably only last another year. She receives social security and my brother lives with her but does not contribute. My other brothers and I are trying to convince her to plan for this outcome but she feels like we are trying to control her. We believe there are more options NOW, instead of when she runs out of money. We want to minimize the impact to our immediate families fi

Retirement options : American Solutions promotes an idea where you would have an option take the money you typically contribute to social security and invest it in the purchase of annuities. You could cash this annuity out at retirement and get a monthly payment. As an investment, you would likely earn more. You would still have the option of using the current system of putting away for your retirement, but this second option would be different in that you could pass on this investment to your family. The governme

Retirement options : I am 25 years old and have several thousand retirement dollars accrued from a job that I held for two years. When I left the job, I had to move the money into another retirement medium, and for security, I chose a 5% IRA CD (this was in June 2007 when you could get a 5% CD). It will be due in January 2009 and with the rates as low as they are, I'd like to move the money to another place that is still considered "retirement" that makes me more money but is safe. I have not been adding any ex

Retirement options : It's the asset allocation option in my 401k (the lazy man's route).. From my research so far, it doesn't look very promising, but who knows?

Retirement options : RAFCX NYVTX EHSTX JARTX I have 23 years to retirement.

Retirement options : I have an interest in investing and retirement planning. In my humble opinion, it is absolutely unnecessary to invest in mutual funds with a sales load. It is just throwing away money when there are so many quality companies such as Dodge & Cox, Vanguard, Fidelity, etc. that offer funds with no sales charge. I looked at my friend's retirement options through his employer. EVERY SINGLE FUND had a front-end load of between 4% and 6% and most funds also had 12b1 fees. Most of the funds offer

Retirement options : my parents wanted me to do some research for them on a sports car they are going to buy in retirement. The like the Pontiac Solstice, or its corporate twin the Saturn Sky. I did notice that the turbo of each vehicle gets about 28 mpg on the highway, which they see is a good thing with today's gas prices. even without the turbo option, mpg for highway is around 25-26. but I did notice that it also said that this required premium fuel. which we all on here can agree, costs much higher th

Retirement options : I prefer to be able to open one by myself. I did read somewhere that if my husband worked he can open one for me, and I'd like to know what that option is also. Also, I can't contribute much but maybe $50 a month right now and maybe I can put 1K in at first. Thanks for your help.

Retirement options : options: 0 â?? 3 years old Nursery School - primary School - secondary School â?? higher When you were in love for the first time. UG PG Unemployment period Starting period of First job (as trainee) When you are settled down in job/ business First 6 months after marriage. When you get your first kid Retirement period When your first child got (/get) married When you get your first grand child When you feel itâ??s the time to leave the world Or any other span of time

Retirement options : Hi. Looking into the future, my wife & I will have five sources of income: - my military pension - my 401k with employer contributions - my traditional IRA - our regular mutual funds (taxable, joint account) - wife's spousal IRA (begins this Summer) (she's a housewife) 1. What other tax deferred investment accounts should we consider for retirement aside from the Roth IRA? (My firm doesn't have Roth 401k.) 2. What other favorable taxable investments should we consider for retirement? I'l

Retirement options : Im a 19 year old girl who currently rents with her boyfrind. In short I always thought I was gonna go Uni, but then I quit school due to some big issues happening in my life at that time. I know I not gonna end up with my bf long term as we argue and we are just so different. I have three options at the moment.... 1) Leave him and the house we rent, and move to a nearby town and wrk as a Lifeguard on a holiday site and make new friends and generally have fun. 2) stay in my current job and

Retirement options : I wish to know what options I have to enjoy my future/retirement? ISAs? Private Pension Schemes? Savings Account?

Retirement options : My mother just turned 78 years old about 2 or 3 months ago. Anyhow, she has been living with my wife and I for the past 20 years. Shes been helping pay off the house, cars, bills, etc with a pension my father left her when he died. Sadly this pension has expired, and she only collects her social security which isnt amounting to enough to warrant keeping her. My wife and I have been discussing some options and we need to some questions answered. First, is there such thing as a free state ran

Retirement options : Do Any Of You Live In A Warm Climate You Would Recomend? Not Necessarilly A Retirement Community, But I Am Keeping All Options Open. Thank You In Advance For Your Time, Tony

Retirement options : I'm 47 year old woman, have a bachelor's degree and served 16 years in the Air Force. I have several options open to me but not sure which way to turn. Presently I substitute teach at least 4 days a week, making $85 a day. I was considering going to school to get my teacher certification in special education, which will take me at least one and a half years to complete. I have also considered going to a local college to get an associates as a pharmacy tech which will only take me two seme

Retirement options : Trying to figure out how to pay for school when you decide to go is very stressful. Receiving a scholarship would help me tremendously with my goal of going to school. The reasons I deserve a scholarship are cost, furthering my career, and to achieve goals I have set for myself. I need this scholarship first off because I can not afford to pay my tuition out of my own pocket. I made to much last year to receive federal aid. With a house payment, car payment, and other bills, I live paycheck t

Retirement options : I mean, the bhoys can barely win, even with the refs help, once a week. 3 one goal vicories in the last 3 games. Each one containing highly-controversial decisions, all in Sellicks favour. Have a look at the subs from Saturday. Imagine 6 players were missing. Look at the options available. Lennon, (the anti-football, er, legend) would need to come out of retirement. Strachan too. On second thoughts, Sellick must be there already. Otherwise, why are Hinkel, Naylor, Balde et al, ge

Retirement options : Hi, I'm at 15 year old turning 16 in about 2 mos in Houston, TX. I REALLY want to get a summer job, ASAP. I'm not sure where I can work, so are their any suggestions? I don't really care about the wages... I'll just be happy to get any job. I tried applying to some jobs online, but I never get any results. I've been thinking of possible options: lifeguard, marketing agent, krogers, retirement homes. But I'm not sure if any of them will just accept me if I apply there and give them my phone

Retirement options : I've been checking over all the different savings accounts that are being offered by all the big banks such as, Abbey, HSBC, The Royal Bank Of Scotland and Lloyds TSB. I've since went into a Halifax/Bank of Scotland branch and spoke with a member of staff who told me that with them I could get a rate of 5.50% on my savings and as I have a target goal of £500,000 she says that if I was to save £500 per month then I'd reach that goal in 31 years and 4 months with her bank, and for an investmen

Retirement options : Hi there, I will be pursuing my residency in the US for the next 4 years on a J1 visa.My employer has given me the options of choosing the ORP and the 403(b) as my retirement plans.My query is: I plan to head back to my home country after completing my residency.So can I avail my contribution to the mentioned plans after 4 years?If so what are the penalties that I would have to face for early withdrawl?I'll apprciate your valuable inputs. Thanks, Mac.

Retirement options : I live in California where the properties are. I will purchase my retirement home in Cali. Are there any 1031 options? Any over the age of 55 or first $250,000 exemptions, or any other exemptions I can claim. Any help would be great.

Retirement options : A senior VP for a large bank is retiring. Which option would be best? (a) cash pymt of $1 million (b) he can receive $60,000 per year for life (his remaining life expectancy is 20 yrs), or (c) he can receive $50,000 per year for 10 years and then $70,000 per year for life (this option is intended to give him some protection against inflation). He has determined that he can earn 8 percent on his investments.

Retirement options : I currently have a 401k but it bothers me that I would be penalized to withdraw it early. My company only matches 2% and since I work only part time at the time that turns out to be like 200 dollars. I want to have the ability to take out my money whenever I want without worry of being penalized. I want something where I can just deposit money into it myself after I get my paycheck (I am dissaplined enough to do this). I was thinking of a CD ( I don't mind having my money locked up for a coupl

Retirement options : Since I am using after tax dollars for my ROTH IRA, should I use pre tax dollars for my 401k to diversify for future tax laws when retirements comes? I am leaning towards the roth 401k that way if I leave my job i can roll it into my IRA. Suggestions please!! Thanks everyone

Retirement options : My husband was recruited by his present employer 17 years ago. Recently, a female subordinate accused him of sexual harassment, but not to his face--& totally unfounded. She sent a letter of complaint to his HQ; they called him & asked him to relocate back to the HQ office from the field. He did not want to relocate us and our 3 children. He asked for letters of support from other female subordinate staff members; he received 14 letters of support. Currently, this female who complained ha

Retirement options : I was Substitute Teaching for 1 year last year. I stopped Teaching, so I am seeking how to change my investment that the school district had made for me when I had no idea these investments were being made! This Investment org, TIAA-CREF will allow me to change it (within their corp. settings) without any fees. ~I am more ADVENTUROUS to seek other investments for this money (although, it is not much.) What, if any changes could I take w. this money? %I am 15 years until retirement age, so I h

Retirement options : OK, I have a 6-month old daughter and I am trying to decide whether to put extra money into a 529 account or if I should use that money to pay down and eventually pay off my mortgage (thus freeing up more money for college). Here are my stats followed by my comments on the options I have: Age: 27 Marital Status: Married Income: $100k/yr Retirement: $46k Savings (incl. Emer.): $35k Primary Residence: $150k (Left on Mortgage: $100k [15yr fixed@6.00%]) Rental Property: $112 (Left on Mortgage: $60

Retirement options : I'm in a tough position. My wife and I both work with a combined salary of roughly $250K a year. We are doing everyhing that we can think of to lower our tax basis. We fully contribute to our 401ks (maxed). Our home is fortunately (from an interest perspective) almost paid off, unfortunately little deduction is left due to minimal interest. We have no dependents to claim, or sock money away in tax deffered accounts for. We just started putting into IRAs for both of us (not for the deduction si

Retirement options : My husband has his retirement invested through the company he worked for, for 20 yrs. We are not very knowledgeable on the stock market or how to invest to make the best out of our money. These are the options offered through this company. Small Cap Fund Growth company Fund International Equity Fund Contrafund S&P 500 Index Fund Life Strategy Growth Fund Life Strategy Moderate Fund Life Strategy Income Fund Intermediate Fixed Income Fund Stable Value Fund At the moment he has 40% vested

Retirement options : And how mad it will effect the middle class's retirement options.

Retirement options : I asked my parents about working in the future world and ways of making money to support myself in the world. These are the terms that I remembered: A. Get a state or company job that provides medical and retirement. B. Be your own boss and store money away for future use or retirement. C. Have GREAT patience and purchase bonds. My opinions below: Option A: For some reason, I don't really care about working for state. Maybe a company. B: If I follow the path I want, I could eventually become

Retirement options : My husband and I will be buying a small business (35 employees with a yearly revenue of approx 3 mil.) in less than 2 years. Some of the major suppliers are privy to this information and the lines of credit will remain in place. My husband has been employed with the co. since it's inception 21 years ago. I have been with them for 6 mos.I need to know when should we approach financial institutions and accountants to act on our behalf during the transition. The current owners are "owner financin

Retirement options : we found we got cheated after 3 months of purchasing home,we are now told that the building which we bought will be partially or fully demolished for road extension the previous owner hide this fact to us while selling, what should we do this building was bought by may dad from his retirement benefits what are the options letf for him

Retirement options : My mom is 62 years old and retired two years ago. She's been living off her savings and interest income she collects monthly from a local bank. I believe she earns about 5.2% in interest from a base of $500k. Now, is there some sort of tax shelter for someone that's retired? What other options does she have in putting the money somewhere else to maximize her return? I'm not too familiar with retirement plans and if she's qualified to set aside money into any sort of plan. I'm thinking