When opening an IRA, one of the many decisions you must make is the choice of who (or what) will be the beneficiary of the IRA assets.
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When planning how much to save for retirement, think of the following factors.
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There are 4 basic choices for distributions. We’ll take a look at each one.
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There are many factors affecting your retirement. For examples, nowadays people live longer and more money is needed for retirement for more living years and perhaps medical or other expenses.
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A simple way to see the effects of inflation is to look at postage stamps and the bills to which you attach them.
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Inflation has been higher than 10% before in the past... These days a reasonable assumption used for the inflation rate is 3%. Over the years, annualized inflation rate has been higher than 10%. (13% in the 1970s!)
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Leave the Assets where they are. This brings us to Option #2: Leaving your assets where they are. This is not necessarily a bad idea.
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In 1950, the average American retired at age 65, provided he or she lived that long. At that time, the average life expectancy at birth was about 68 years.
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Let’s take a look at a third option: Moving the distribution to your new employer’s plan.
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