Loans, Hardships, And Distributions

Financial Protection Recording

We all want to keep our money saved for retirement. Yet, there are situations in which you might need to access these funds early, like an emergency. This presentation covers different options such as loans, hardship withdrawals, and distributions. When are these options available and what are the implications of each.

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Illustration of 529 plan in theme of elementary education writing pad with chalkboard and headings What is a 529 plan and Who owns the funds. This image discribes 529 state sponsored plans for saving and investing money to withdraw tax-free for future qualified education expenses. These plants can be granted to anyone with a social security number or tax ID number - even the account beneficiary. Account holders are free to change the beneficiary at any time.

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529 Plans

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Women, Retirement, and Their Unique Planning Considerations

In this insightful presentation, we explore the unique considerations women should keep in mind when planning for retirement. Discover key insights and practical strategies to help women achieve financial security and independence in their golden years. • Longer Lifespans: Women typically live longer than men, making long-term financial planning crucial. • Earnings Disparities: Addressing wage gaps and career interruptions is vital for building robust retirement savings. • Caregiver Roles: Balancing caregiving responsibilities with retirement saving strategies is essential for financial well-being.

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Video intro image graphic about Year-End Saving TopicsVideo presented by Greg Klein of Hays Financial Group

Financial Planning & Advice Recording

Year-End Savings Topics

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