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Save on Taxes with These 5 Year-End Financial Tips

MainStreet Financial Planning

Maximize Your Retirement Contributions: Enhancing your retirement savings not only secures your future but also offers immediate tax benefits. For 2024, the IRS has increased contribution limits: – 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 plans: You can contribute up to $23,000.

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Creating and Maintaining Generational Wealth in Retirement

Integrity Financial Planning

However, it is a common goal for retirees to create and maintain generational wealth in retirement. Prior to your retirement years, diversifying your investment portfolio can be a good way to grow your wealth. This can include investing in stocks, bonds, real estate, and other assets. [3]

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Exploring Retirement Housing Options

MainStreet Financial Planning

We speak daily with clients who are contemplating where they might live in retirement. Now is the time to explore various retirement housing options and strategies for aging individuals. From aging in place to retirement communities, consider your individual preferences and needs when choosing the most suitable housing option.

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Understanding the Four Phases of Your Retirement Budget Strategy

Integrity Financial Planning

One way of thinking about retirement is that it happens in phases. Phase 1: Pre-retirement (Approximately Ages 50-62) This is around the age when you will start to have a sense of what you have saved and what your expenses might look like. When you are 20 years old, it can be hard to picture what retirement might look like for you.

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10 Expenses to Include in Your Retirement Budget

WiserAdvisor

Retirement planning can be a bit complex. There are multiple factors to weigh in, right from healthcare and inflation to estate planning, business succession planning, tax planning, and more. However, the main drawback to this can be the lack of foresight regarding what and how to plan.

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Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)

MainStreet Financial Planning

In an earlier post, I summarized many of the housing options people can consider in retirement. This post takes a deeper dive into CCRCs (Continuing Care Retirement Communities also known as Life Plan Communities) CCRCs are an all-in-one solution to aging in place for people over 60. You can check out the article here.

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Helping Aging Parents Manage and Protect Their Finances

Carson Wealth

1 It’s important to have these conversations – and it’s vital to have them before cognitive decline or a medical emergency occurs. Information you’ll want to document includes: Bank accounts Investments Retirement accounts Estate planning documents (wills, trusts, etc.)