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Most retirees assume their retirement savings will go exactly where they want.
Unfortunately, that’s often not how it works.
When someone dies, 401(k)s, IRAs, and Roth IRAs follow a different rulebook than the rest of your estate. And if those rules aren’t understood ahead of time, a surprising amount of money can end up with the IRS — not your spouse, kids, or favorite causes. |
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This Metal’s Rally Is Challenging Wall Street’s Playbook |
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Silver’s recent performance is forcing investors to take a second look. See what’s fueling the move — and how it could impact your financial strategy.
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Fun Fact Of The Day |
Many inherited retirement accounts lose a significant portion of their value to taxes not because of poor investing — but because beneficiaries are forced to withdraw the money too quickly. |
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Poll Of The Day |
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Have you reviewed the beneficiaries on all your retirement accounts in the last two years? |
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