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Other Added - When IRAs, 401(k)s, and Other Tax-sheltered Investments Don't Make Sense
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You know you’ll need the money early
In this case, it may not be a good idea to lock away money you may need before retirement because there is usually a 10 percent early-withdrawal penalty paid on money retrieved from a retirement account before age 59 1/2. But you will also need money after you retire, so the “What if I need the money?” argument is more than a little weak. Yes, you may need the money before you retire, but you will absolutely need money after you retire.
You don’t need to save any more for retirement
Using retirement planning vehicles, such as IRAs, may be a reasonable way to accumulate wealth. And the deferred taxes on your investment income do make your savings grow much more quickly. Nevertheless, if you’ve already saved enough money for retirement, it’s possible that you should consider other investment options as well as estate planning issues. This special case is beyond the scope of this book, but if it applies to you, I encourage you to consult a good personal financial planner—preferably one who charges you an hourly fee, not one who earns a co
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You know you’ll need the money early
In this case, it may not be a good idea to lock away money you may need before retirement because there is usually a 10 percent early-withdrawal penalty paid on money retrieved from a retirement account before age 59 1/2. But you will also need money after you retire, so the “What if I need the money?” argument is more than a little weak. Yes, you may need the money before you retire, but you will absolutely need money after you retire.
You don’t need to save any more for retirement
Using retirement planning vehicles, such as IRAs, may be a reasonable way to accumulate wealth. And the deferred taxes on your investment income do make your savings grow much more quickly. Nevertheless, if you’ve already saved enough money for retirement, it’s possible that you should consider other investment options as well as estate planning issues. This special case is beyond the scope of this book, but if it applies to you, I encourage you to consult a good personal financial planner—preferably one who charges you an hourly fee, not one who earns a c
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You don’t need to save any more for retirement
Using retirement planning vehicles, such as IRAs, may be a reasonable way to accumulate wealth. And the deferred taxes on your investment income do make your savings grow much more quickly. Nevertheless, if you’ve already saved enough money for retirement, it’s possible that you should consider other investment options as well as estate planning issues. This special case is beyond the scope of this book, but if it applies to you, I encourage you to consult a good personal financial planner—preferably one who charges you an hourly fee, not one who earns a c
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Using retirement planning vehicles, such as IRAs, may be a reasonable way to accumulate wealth. And the deferred taxes on your investment income do make your savings grow much more quickly. Nevertheless, if you’ve already saved enough money for retirement, it’s possible that you should consider other investment options as well as estate planning issues. This special case is beyond the scope of this book, but if it applies to you, I encourage you to consult a good personal financial planner—preferably one who charges you an hourly fee, not one who earns a c
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Your tax rate will rise in retirement
The calculations get tricky, but if you’re only a few years away from retirement and you believe income tax rates will be going up (perhaps to deal with the huge federal-budget deficit or because you’ll be paying a new state income tax), it may not make sense for you to save, say, 15 percent now but pay 45 percent later.
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