Retire
By Dana Anspach, About.com Guide to Money Over 55
Determining when and how to retire is challenging. There are plenty of things to think about such as when to start social security, how to invest, how much tax you will pay in retirement, and much, much more. Below you will find answers to many of your common questions about retirement.
When To Retire
One of the most important decisions you will make is when to retire. You’ll need to know how much income you will need, and where it’s going to come from. You’ll also want to factor in life expectancy, health insurance benefits, and much more.
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Sources of Retirement Income
Retirement income can come from social security, pensions, annuities, investments and your own personal earnings. It’s important to take the time to figure out where your retirement income is going to come from and learn what you can do to increase it.
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Planning For Taxes in Retirement
Tax deferral sounds great, but it can be a double edged sword. If you start planning early enough, you’ll be sure to make smart, tax-savings decisions both before and after retirement.
