Tony Walker Financial: Borrow Against Your Life Insurance
www.tonywalkerfinancial.com orcall 1-877.499.WALK Retirement Specialist – Tony Walker, from Tony Walker Financial, talks with a caller about borrowing against their Life Insurance. Tony has over 25 years of experience in the financial services business and is a leader in his community. He is an author, a film maker, and currently appears every Monday morning on NBC affiliate WAVE TV in Louisville Kentucky, where he is co-host on a live call in show answering questions from an audience of over 500 thousand households. And just as importantly, Tony has a real pulse on what Americans are thinking since he works personally with so many people, from all walks of life.
Experts advise against using retirement accounts to pay for children’s college
Donating from Retirement Accounts
Charitable groups have been urging Congress to extend a provision allowing donations from retirement accounts. They say it has led to large amounts of charitable donations that might not otherwise have been made.
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Retirement of public servants
The Government has decided on compulsory retirement of all public servants who reach the age of 60. According to a news item quoting Public Administration Minister John Seneviratne, this will apply to even the Security Forces.
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5 ways to get your retirement back on track
The road to retirement is positively littered with obstacles. Investment portfolios have been rear-ended; home equity, once a reliable supplement to savings, is deflated; job losses and pay cuts further impede progress.
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Taxpayers ponder switch to Roth IRAs for tax rates, 2010-only benefit
The prospect of higher tax rates is prompting a new wave of interest in Roth IRA conversions by people who want to lock in current rates or take advantage of a significant one-time tax advantage that expires at year’s end.
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Experts advise against using retirement accounts to pay for children’s college
Call it a cardinal sin of saving for college. As the cost of tuition, room and board continues to go through the roof, more parents are planning to crack open their retirement nest eggs to pay the bills, according to “How America Saves for College,” a report released this week by Gallup and college lender Sallie Mae.
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