Your Finance Future at Retirement

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Take back your financial future.

  1. How we got into our financial situation
  2. March 9th felt impact of Canova virus. The stock market crash more drops after that. One day 13% drop. One day. 22 trade days drops 30%
  3. Lost jobs 14% many have been out of work for six months.
  4. Industry of hostilely d lost 1.4 billion. 50 billion bailout for flight industry. 118 billion lost revenue 2020.
  5. Many companies closed. Roughly 25% of GDP
  6. Contention election, capital riot. Democrats control congress
  7. Unemployment rate in Dec 6.7 un employment
  8. Where could we go from here?
  • Vix is a vitality index
  • Non-elections years 16-to 56
  • Election years 23-2-92.
  • With bailouts, taxes will have to go up.
  • Will see continued volatility in market, unemployment issues
  1. When can you to do to take control over finances future
  • determined your continued risk.
  • Warren buffet: rule
  • Never lose money. Rule
  • Don’t ever forget rule 1.

If you had one mill in stock market and lost half you get 500 if you increase 50% met gain would be 750K.

  1. Get a complete free risk analysis.

It’s insane to risk what you have for something you don’t need –warren buffet.

  1. Minimize future taxes wherever possible. Not all CPA has extensive tax knowledge.
  • Traditional IRA pays taxes at retirement, Roth IRA you pay in advance. You paid taxes already. Compare it to a farmer. Would you prefer to pay tax on seed or on the hardest of the field?
  • Maybe transfer tradition IRA to convert to Roth and pay taxes now. Good for those who currently have a low tax bracket.
  • <not all CPAs do tax planning

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  1. Ensure your foundation is solid.
  2. At retirement seek a consistent and reliable income stream
  3. . Maybe health issues or inconsistent or instable payments.
  4. Written income plan? Has your financial provider provided that?
  5. When is it starting and where will it come from?
  6. In what order
  7. How will it grow?
  8. How will it account for health issues?
  9. How long will it last?
  10. Need an advisor who gets you through retirement.

 

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