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I wasn't sure if there were certain Apps/brokerages that helped teens / college kids transition to being mindful with their finances, helping them save,...
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Best Children's accounts....?
My high school teenagers have a checking account, a debit/credit card and a Roth IRA account. However, as one kid goes off to college, I want them to...
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Thanks for your insight, Cubicle.
Once I realized several years ago that I'd already reached the point where the policies were self-funding (I don't...Last edited by Aj; 03-21-2020, 03:28 PM.
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Taking a loan against the Cash Value of WLI
I have ~25+ year old whole life NWM policies that are currently self funding themselves. The cash value is just over $900K. I have two questions for...
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DanA wrote: Do you need to access this cash? If so, on the whole life policies, ask for an in-force illustrations. Ask for “as is” illustrations on all of the policies. Also ask ...
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Hank wrote: Yep, throw out the emotions of what happened with this policy (and your money) until this point. Evaluate the policy on a forward-looking basis, using an in force illustrat...
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Been going through the blog comments and forum comments on Whole Life Insurance. Wow! Jim, thanks for taking the attacks from commenters and continu...
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Question re: Stopping Whole Life Insurance
Its been a slow process, but I'm finally reevaluating our life insurance policies. My wife (KJ) and I are ~50yo and she is a P.A. who works with me (Ob...
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Hey guys, Are you still looking for possible roomies for an AirBnB/suite etc.? I'm booked at the Hampton Inn (Double tree is all sold out) and am look...
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Apparently one cannot move the funds from the IRA rollover to another 401K..... that is what our advisor told us. Am trying to confirm that.... ...
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Re: 401K rollover to IRA
My wife had a 401K at a previous employer worth ~$20,000. She'd left the job many years ago; as the business was closing, I moved it to a Vanguard IRA...
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THANK YOU ALL FOR REPLYING!!! For some reason I wasn't notified of replies (probably did NOT press a button somewhere). They are 65 LIFE (Wholelife)...
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I have Whole Life Policies - now what?
So, unfortunately I came across WCI only a few years ago and was already well on my way down the Whole Life Insurance track. So, I need help (from folks...
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Max out retirement accounts Get rid of old clothes – donate to charities Declutter (home, financial accounts etc.) Review and update estat...
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Bart, what I did was the following: (should've done a long time ago) 1). Read the complete 401K document, and write down administrative costs/fees 2). Look at t...
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Thanks Scott. I really appreciate the feedback from you guys. I'm all ears to any other thoughts and suggestions. I have to try to convince my part...
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Re: Changing 401K Plans / FEES / Investment advice
I'm in a 5 physician group with a total of 30 employees. Our current plan fees are 1.2%. There is another company (America's Best 401K / Creative...
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2016/2017 Tax implications of International Investments
My father recently passed away. He had some money in a bank account (in INDIA) with my name as a beneficiary. I moved the money and invested it into...
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Similar position (not as much, though). I chose to continue my current strategy as I'm in the market for at least another 15-20 years at the the current...
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You seem to have had an approach that suits your comfort level and philosophy. We just made regular home payments and maxed out tax advantaged accounts fi...
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Initiated IRA contribution for wife and myself for ROTH conversion. Initiated 529 contribution for kids. Initiated ROTH contribution for kids. Watched movi...
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Max out retirement accounts Get rid of old clothes - donate to charities Declutter (home, financial accounts etc.) Review and update estate p...
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