Sunday, January 24, 2010

Retirement Options Retirement Options?

Retirement options? - retirement options

I will soon retire, I can, what you a "pop" () with a portion of my retirement as a lump sum payment.

I'll take $ 3,000 to $ 80,000. It would lose about $ 400/month in retirement, if I take $ 80,000.

A friend told me he would pay about 33% from $ 80,000 in taxes. The idea to give Uncle Sam
$ 24,000 gives me a headache. I was hoping to use the most money for home renovations.

I would appreciate any help anyone could me on what would be my best option to give.

Thank you!

7 comments:

StanTheM... said...

Your best option is to take only part of his money, enough to be in an existing company that will continue to produce produce passive income, even if they do not invest under this Agreement, or work.

The best and most effective way is to use the Internet. Even his own business will not cost more than $ 3000.00 U.S. dollar and the benefit of a mentor who will help you to find all beginners avoid common mistakes, you are in the profit margin of less than 4 months.

So that you also converted for the imposition by the IRS as tax benefits as a corporation. You miss only the profits.

mukwonag... said...

What options do you have, exactly? Your question gives me no option to choose.

beckonin... said...

Taking home loan for anything you need and pay as you go. You can deduct interest on the loan and your tax liability will be in a lower category of tax.

Under very much mistaken.

Thin Kaboudit said...

Paying for the rebuilding of your home with income, while still a job, with stupid! What do you want to live if you remove retire and spend his retirement money into your house?

I hope you have a little more than $ 80,000 in savings, or if they do not "opt out" you finally find a job and others!

Thin Kaboudit said...

Paying for the rebuilding of your home with income, while still a job, with stupid! What do you want to live if you remove retire and spend his retirement money into your house?

I hope you have a little more than $ 80,000 in savings, or if they do not "opt out" you finally find a job and others!

Kris Z said...

I'm no pro, but would like to retire in time to pay less tax, and if you get your remodling steps, so you can connect to retire this year Coverite then wait until next year or pay the following year rest.If For your health is what I would do is

Anonymous said...

Difficult question.

If you are in good health expect to live to 90. Your company is good (for what is hoped to get his pension). How are you feeling good investment? 80k at 6% per year, so 4.8K is $ 400 per month. To be useful, you must (6% per year, or would like more). I'm sure you should run into a position on these funds in a retirement IRA. (not sure whether the positive cases). Can you live in the lower pension and social security so that from 80K in 10 years or so can?

One reason is the elimination of the pension companies are at risk - in general, he loves it when employees a lump sum - no longer a threat.

If you have a reasonable amount of savings, such as 401k or guarantee an investment in that is enough to challenge well spent, and if you get the money to do so with caution, etc. If the market plunges of 20 percent or 30 to go into panic and sell low?

I have two years of retirement, a good amount of other investments and may chooseSocial Security. I have a similar initiative for the lump sum, but the higher pension. I rely on my investment in as little as possible.

I never take the capital to advise as a person, not just a friend.

Good Luck - all of these possibilities seem to complicate rather than liberation.

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