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The much-discussed “myRA” retirement plan, established by President Obama last year, has received a new website from the US Treasury. The myRA plan is unquestionably one of the administrative moves that the present administration has taken in recent years that have raised worries from many investors. Why? Many people who(…)
America and her citizens have stepped up time and time again to face problems head on, and 2014 was no exception. What do most Americans believe are our country’s biggest problems? While terrorism, healthcare and immigration are undoubtedly at the front of many Americans’ minds, a recent poll showed that(…)
Only a few days after several watchdog organizations exposed the U.S. government’s expensive parties, dubious purchases, and bush league accounting techniques, further information has come to light that suggests the problem of government waste may be considerably worse than previously thought. This week, Reuters released an article lambasting Department of(…)
As responsible taxpayers, we expect the government to be responsible in the way it uses our hard-earned money. There are various government watchdog organizations whose task it is to bring to the attention of the American public outrageous expenditures on the part of the U.S. federal government, but rather than(…)
Many Americans who are investors are attempting to comprehend a figure that is nearly beyond comprehension after learning, according to USDebtClock.org, that the federal government of the United States has a national debt that has topped $18 trillion. In a trillion, how many zeros are there? (12) Over how long(…)
As the national debt has surpassed the $18 trillion threshold, the US federal government has been exceedingly bad and should anticipate receiving a lump of coal this Christmas. With the holiday season approaching, we have the chance to highlight how wasteful our government is when it comes to using the(…)
The IRS will adopt a new policy regarding the maximum number of tax-free IRA rollovers that may be completed in each 365-day period as of January 1, 2015. The new stance is based on a Tax Court ruling that says an individual can only roll over one IRA every 365(…)
U.S. Department of Labor Unveils New IRA Transfer Rule
Proposed rules on IRA advisors and research uncovers a dark side to retirement advice The U.S. Department of Labor has unveiled a new rule for brokers...
The 4 Most Shocking Retirement Scams to Avoid in 2016
Avoiding retirement fraud means understanding your options in retirement accounts and what to look for in scams It’s no surprise that retirement fraud...
How to Convert IRA to Physical Gold
Guest blog post Withdrawing your IRA before you reach age 59-1/2 requires you to pay a 10% penalty. Luckily, there are penalty-free ways to move money...
The Definitive Guide to Keogh Plans
Keogh Plans are not as popular as they once were but can still offer a powerful tax savings for a select few. Back in 1962, retirement savings options...
New IRA Transfer Rules for 2015
The IRS will adopt a new policy regarding the maximum number of tax-free IRA rollovers that may be completed in each 365-day period as of January 1, 2...
