hotrodhealy asked:
I will be 65 and there is no one hiring, I do have a part time job @ 9.00 hr for a total of 22 hrs a week
Marcel
I will be 65 and there is no one hiring, I do have a part time job @ 9.00 hr for a total of 22 hrs a week
Marcel
June 27, 2010
If I quit my job what happens to the money I have been contributing to my SURS retirement plan?
colonpaul asked:
I work for a community College and we have to contribute to a retirement plan called SURS. I am planning on quitting but don’t know what happens to my money?
Kason
I work for a community College and we have to contribute to a retirement plan called SURS. I am planning on quitting but don’t know what happens to my money?
Kason
June 24, 2010
I am self employed, what are my retirement options? I am planning to retire in the next three years?
stlllllllll asked:
I have been living in the U.S for 5 years, I have no W-2 wages since I am self employed. I have some social security credits but is that enough to retire. What is the minimum retirement or pension if I retire. I am 57 years old.
Thanks in advance.
Sam
I have been living in the U.S for 5 years, I have no W-2 wages since I am self employed. I have some social security credits but is that enough to retire. What is the minimum retirement or pension if I retire. I am 57 years old.
Thanks in advance.
Sam
June 21, 2010
The effects of the current stock market downturns on retirement plans and/or retirement planning?
fawaz asked:
I want to know what you guys think about this topic
Helen
June 18, 2010
How do I choose a company to use for my retirement plan?
coolman293472 asked:
I plan to open a 403(b) in August. I have been told that mutual funds are better (and cheaper) than annuities, and so that is what I want to put my money. (I don’t intend this question to be a mutual fund vs. annuity debate). My school district sponsors 20 retirement planning companies, and their websites don’t seem to distinguish the competition. Some companies include Fidelity, Primerica, Vanguard, Metro Life, Equitable, Putnam, etc. How do I choose which company is best for me whether or not I end up getting mutual funds or annuities?
I teach in Florida. We have the Florida Retirement System (FRS). My school district puts money into that, which I can choose either to be a pension (with benefits after 6 years of service) or an investment plan (with benefits after 1 year). I choose the investment plan because I don’t know if I will be in teaching in the long-run or if I will at least be in Florida for 6 years to get the pension benefit. According to everyone, the FRS will not be enough, so we have the option of opening up a 403(b) plan with one of these companies to supplement the FRS money. There is no matching in this 403(b).
I am 23 years old.
Kaitlynn
I plan to open a 403(b) in August. I have been told that mutual funds are better (and cheaper) than annuities, and so that is what I want to put my money. (I don’t intend this question to be a mutual fund vs. annuity debate). My school district sponsors 20 retirement planning companies, and their websites don’t seem to distinguish the competition. Some companies include Fidelity, Primerica, Vanguard, Metro Life, Equitable, Putnam, etc. How do I choose which company is best for me whether or not I end up getting mutual funds or annuities?
I teach in Florida. We have the Florida Retirement System (FRS). My school district puts money into that, which I can choose either to be a pension (with benefits after 6 years of service) or an investment plan (with benefits after 1 year). I choose the investment plan because I don’t know if I will be in teaching in the long-run or if I will at least be in Florida for 6 years to get the pension benefit. According to everyone, the FRS will not be enough, so we have the option of opening up a 403(b) plan with one of these companies to supplement the FRS money. There is no matching in this 403(b).
I am 23 years old.
Kaitlynn
jerry g asked:
any and al info appreciated which way what plan whtever you got
Dorian