Retirement Planning Savings
Saving
for retirement consists of many difficult decisions. These decisions have a lot
of complex issues that need to be taken into consideration. Some of these
decisions are based on personal needs and desires as well as tax and the
future.
There are several different investment strategies that you will be following as
you plan for your retirement. It’s very important that you look at and
understand ALL of your investments as part of your overall investment and
retirement planning strategy. First, you should understand the different
retirement investment types:
- 401(k), 403(b) plans
- IRAs, Simple IRAs, Keough plans
- Rollover IRAs
These
investment types allow you to defer the payment of taxes on any income
generated from these investments. In all the retirement investment plans, there
are annual limits regarding the amount that you can invest into these plans.
Because of this, you will need to include your non-retirement assets in your
retirement planning. It’s important that you only include the investments that
you don’t plan on using when creating your plan.
This might be a little confusing for you, but as you determine what assets you
will be using to save for your retirement, this understanding will grow.
