In Your 40's...What Will the Fight Against Income Inequality Do to YOUR Retirement?
You're in your 40's, retirement is not too far off. There are a lot of things that could directly impact the money you have in your retirement accounts and we've covered a lot of them in this video series, but what if it is something that doesn't directly impact the money you have in your retirement accounts yet it could hit your pocketbook harder in retirement than some of those other catastrophic events we've previously discussed?
If you pay attention at all to the news, the media and politicians you'll know there is a huge push towards this idea of income inequality. Have you talked with your Financial Adviser or your Retirement Plan Administrator about how this might impact your retirement years? Maybe you should check out our short video to see more about what we're talking about here. After you view it, if you would like to get more details about where we are coming from please call Kurt on his direct line at 816.582.5532 or email.
This could be a game changer in retirement for all of us that have money put away. Would it make sense to look at potential ways to protect what you have so you don't end up having to give it away (by having it taken away)? If you're not already having conversations about it with your current advisers, should you think about a change in course and talk with someone who is planning retirements around it?
Anyway, just check it out and let us know when you'd like to talk.
If you pay attention at all to the news, the media and politicians you'll know there is a huge push towards this idea of income inequality. Have you talked with your Financial Adviser or your Retirement Plan Administrator about how this might impact your retirement years? Maybe you should check out our short video to see more about what we're talking about here. After you view it, if you would like to get more details about where we are coming from please call Kurt on his direct line at 816.582.5532 or email.
This could be a game changer in retirement for all of us that have money put away. Would it make sense to look at potential ways to protect what you have so you don't end up having to give it away (by having it taken away)? If you're not already having conversations about it with your current advisers, should you think about a change in course and talk with someone who is planning retirements around it?
Anyway, just check it out and let us know when you'd like to talk.