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Spring Into Action and Jump-start Your Financial Plan

While a financial plan looks great on paper, the real transformation occurs when you put your plan into motion. Spring into action and jump-start your financial plan today. We’ll show you how! 1. Set Reminders It can be easy to create your financial plan and essentially forget it. However, it’s vital to set calendar reminders…

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7 Tax Questions to Ask When You’re Coming up on Retirement

You’re looking ahead to your golden years, and it dawns on you that they’re right around the corner. You’ve been preparing for retirement your whole life and feel pretty financially stable. But as you get ready to meet with your tax professional, you wonder what more you could be doing. What do you need to…

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Looking into Self-Directed IRAs? Lean into These 4 Relationships

A Precious Metal IRA might have “self” in the name, but it’s not an account you can set up and run entirely on your own. When you’re thinking about opening a self-directed IRA or rolling existing retirement funds into one, relationships matter. You’ll need to learn more about and potentially work with these critical parties:…

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How to Leave a Financial Legacy with a Portfolio of Any Size

A legacy is what you leave, including your assets and possessions, to your beneficiaries so you can create something that lasts and help provide for them in the future. When planning the legacy you want to leave, you should also think about the generation after you and how they will be able to build upon…

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Get Your Golden Years in Order with This Easy Pre-Retirement Checklist

Have you put off planning for retirement because the task seems too big? While most Americans plan to retire by age 67, their finances don’t necessarily reflect that reality. According to one estimate, nearly two thirds of Americans have less than $100,000 set aside for retirement. You can stand apart from the crowd, though. You…

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How to Catch Up on Retirement Savings in Your 50s and 60s

If you don’t have as big a nest egg as you’d like and need to know how to catch up on retirement savings in your 50s and even your 60s, don’t panic. You can still achieve realistic retirement savings goals with the following five tips, each of which includes suggestions for additional resources that are…

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2021 IRA Contribution Limits & SECURE Act Retirement Changes

Things have to get better in 2021. You’re counting on it. And you’re counting on your retirement savings to get better, too. While 2021 IRA contribution limits aren’t necessarily going up, other changes are taking effect that could help boost your retirement plans, thanks to the SECURE Act. So let’s take a look at some…

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What Can I Buy with a Roth IRA?

Maybe you just opened a Roth IRA. Or perhaps you’re taking an end-of-year look at an account you’ve been working to grow for more than a decade. What can you hold—and not hold—in your Roth IRA? Here we break it down for you. What Is a Roth IRA? First, let’s briefly explain what a Roth…

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4 End-of-Year Retirement Tips to Get You Ready for 2021

The year is almost over, but there’s still time to set yourself up for greater financial strength in 2021 and beyond. Here are four end-of-year retirement tips that can help. 1. Max Out Contributions “Never leave money on the table.” It’s a popular saying that is sometimes easier said than done. Now isn’t one of…

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Changing Jobs? Do These 4 Things to Help Protect Your Retirement

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average worker changes jobs every 4.2 years. When they do, they can miss out on certain retirement moves—which can put them at a disadvantage closer to their golden years. If you’re thinking about making a career move or recently lost your job, learn what you can…

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Can You Transfer a 401(k) to an IRA While You’re Still Employed?

Thousands of Americans wonder the same thing: “Can I transfer my 401(k) to an IRA if I’m still with my current employer?” Yes, there’s a good chance you can. While most people think about transferring their 401(k) after they leave a job, it’s actually something you might be able to do while you’re still in…

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Fact or Fiction: 5 Self-Directed IRA Myths Debunked

Too cumbersome, too overwhelming, too complicated. There are a lot of myths out there about Precious Metals IRAs. U.S. Money Reserve is here to debunk them. Don’t let misinformation stop you from enjoying the richest golden years you can. Myth 1: You can’t contribute to more than one retirement account at a time. There’s no…

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