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How do you fit the large bills in your retirement plan? New roof? New car?
Michael Decker, NSSA® answers a viewer question on planning around a big one-time expense and why it may make more sense to be dynamic about your future expenses as opposed to trying to map everything out.
The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar.
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Don’t let yourself auto-renew your current plan.
Big changes could cause you to want to shop this season before you commit. Michael Decker, NSSA® covers what's changing with Medicare this year.
The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar.
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Is there an AI bubble and if so, can you time your exit?
Michael Decker, NSSA® answers a viewer's question on whether he believes AI stocks are a bubble, and why he says timing the exit is nearly impossible, even for the best.
The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar.
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Where your money goes and when you want to pull it out shapes the planning on where you should place it in the first place. The 401(k) is only one place to save for retirement.
Michael Decker, NSSA® answers a viewer question on where to put retirement savings, and why the right answer depends on how old you are, when you want to retire, and what tax opportunities are av...
There is no such thing as a perfect investment, product, or strategy, which is why the comparison between a 30-year treasury vs an indexed annuity is so interesting.
Michael Decker, NSSA® takes a viewer question comparing a 30-year treasury bond to an annuity, and when you would consider one or the other and vice versa.
The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar...