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retiring the next Three out of every four older workers would prefer to reduce their hours gradually than retire abruptly according to Bob Willis a University of Michigan economist Employers lack of flexibility about working hours usually prevents gradual retirement Among working study participants between the ages of 57 and 67 only 13 percent described themselves
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: 'Life was just going past' BBC News The government is planning to scrap the default retirement age in the UK from October 2011. Under the proposal employers would not be allowed to dismiss ...
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What is the best way to rollover untaxed retirement accounts ?
Q. I am nearing retirement and have about 25k in untaxed money in a retirement account through my employer. I am looking for a way to roll it over tax free and still keep investing it safely but have access to it as needed with no withdrawal penalties. Is there a way ??
Asked by nobleinvestments - Sun Jan 7 15:01:08 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For maximum flexibility, roll your 401K OUT of the employer's plan and into a rollover ira. If you open the new IRA with a major brokerage house, you will have the world of investments available to you, including individual stocks and bonds, mutual funds, etc. You could choose to buy an annuity to guarantee a payout for life, or you could put it in a Rollover IRA with a mutual fund company. Personally, I recommend the brokerage type account for maximum flexibilty. Yo ucan even put your money in a money market account while you make your plan. But get it out of the employer's plan because you have no flexibility there. You can do a direct rollover at any age without penalty or tax effect. Talk to a financial specialist. Get a plan! The… [cont.]
Answered by WealthBuilder - Sun Jan 7 15:08:01 2007
Q. I am nearing retirement and have about 25k in untaxed money in a retirement account through my employer. I am looking for a way to roll it over tax free and still keep investing it safely but have access to it as needed with no withdrawal penalties. Is there a way ??
Asked by nobleinvestments - Sun Jan 7 15:01:08 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For maximum flexibility, roll your 401K OUT of the employer's plan and into a rollover ira. If you open the new IRA with a major brokerage house, you will have the world of investments available to you, including individual stocks and bonds, mutual funds, etc. You could choose to buy an annuity to guarantee a payout for life, or you could put it in a Rollover IRA with a mutual fund company. Personally, I recommend the brokerage type account for maximum flexibilty. Yo ucan even put your money in a money market account while you make your plan. But get it out of the employer's plan because you have no flexibility there. You can do a direct rollover at any age without penalty or tax effect. Talk to a financial specialist. Get a plan! The… [cont.]
Answered by WealthBuilder - Sun Jan 7 15:08:01 2007
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