Retirement income planning articles
Sixty-five is where retirement stops being abstract. Medicare kicks in. Most people are either already retired or have a date…
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Age 67 is full retirement age for everyone born in 1960 or later, the year Social Security pays your complete,…
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If you’ve made it to 70 without buying an annuity, you’ve either been disciplined about delaying or you’ve been putting…
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The decision you make at the end of an annuity contract, how you actually receive your money, can be worth…
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The choice between a single-life and joint-life annuity payout is one of the most consequential decisions a couple will make…
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Key Takeaways Most financial planners recommend replacing 70–90% of your pre-retirement income to maintain your standard of living. The 4%…
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Editorial Disclosure: AnnuityJournal.org is an independent financial media publication. We do not sell annuities or receive payment to feature specific…
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Editorial Disclosure: AnnuityJournal.org is an independent financial media publication. We do not sell annuities or receive payment to feature specific…
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A 401(k) offers employer matching that no annuity can replicate. A non-qualified annuity has no contribution limits. Here's the right…
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