At age 72 or older, IRA owners are required to take minimum distributions from their IRA even if they don’t need the money to meet current living expenses, creating an unwelcome and potentially significant tax liability.
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The younger generations are pessimistic—very pessimistic. This gloomy outlook is not completely unfounded given today’s myriad social and environmental challenges.
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As interest rates have increased and the stock market has struggled, the calculus of whether to use fresh cash to retire debt or make an investment has changed.
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Planning ahead for the one certain thing in your life can ensure that your end-of-life wishes are honored, while at the same time relieving your loved ones of the burdensome decisions that accompany death and dying.
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Recognizing the challenge of getting all employees engaged in wellness activities, many employers have resorted to offering direct financial incentives to employees in order to increase participation and raise the overall physical and mental well-being of all employees.
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