This is PART 1 of a seven-part series on how the SECURE Act impacts YOU. Check back each week for the next installment!
WEEK 1: The SECURE Act allows older workers to save longer by allowing anyone, even those who are older than 70½, contribute to their IRA, as long as they continue to work. Under old law, contributions to a traditional IRA were prohibited once a person reached the year they turned 70½. If you’re working into your seventies, talk to your financial advisor to decide if continuing to contribute to your IRA makes good financial sense.
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Good News, America. Survey Says We Get More Joyful As We Age.
According to the Center for a Secure Retirement, awareness of caregiving is growing. Nearly half (45%) of middle-income Boomers believe they will need long-term care at some point. Learn more: http://cno.net/jrVw50vrQ8I
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You’ve probably heard about the SECURE Act, but you may not be sure if and how it affects you personally. The reality is, the SECURE Act affects every single American who’s saving for retirement—including you! Check out our blog for details:
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How the SECURE Act affects your IRAs - Bankers Life Blog
The majority of Baby Boomers say they want to “age in place”—or live out their senior years at home. Head to the Bankers Life blog for five ways you can help make your home more conducive for aging in place. http://cno.net/itUe50yfJR0
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5 Ways to Prepare Your Home for Aging in Place - Bankers Life Blog