Webinar – Complying with New Retirement Plan Regulations
Andrea Donaldson, Vice President of Retirement Plans, Henry+Horne Wealth Management walks you through the latest updates to retirement plan regulations. Watch video
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Should you take a loan from your retirement account?
In the wake of the pandemic, many Americans have lost their jobs and are struggling to make ends meet. One avenue is to take a loan from their retirement accounts. But should you? This question suggests a multitude of responses and is one of the most frequently asked questions by retirement participants. Let’s take a …
CARES Act clarification for trustee/plan sponsors
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) which was signed into law on March 27, 2020, provides dollar relief to those suffering as a result of the coronavirus. So, what should you know as a trustee/plan sponsor of your company’s retirement plan? First, we need to understand who is eligible to receive …
Coronavirus, Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act FAQs
In the fight against COVID-19 and the damage the pandemic has done to the economy, Congress enacted the Coronavirus, Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. A key provision deals directly with retirement plans and sponsors. Check with your individual plan to verify the following is allowed. Can I make withdrawals from my retirement funds …
The SECURE Act. Ready or not, here it comes
It’s been a long time coming but Congress just passed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act. President Trump signed the bill on Friday, December 20, 2019 as part of the government’s spending bill and it took effect January 1, 2020. So how will the SECURE Act effect your retirement savings? Below …
Retirement: not saving enough isn’t your only concern
You know when you want to retire and you’re laser-focused on saving to get there. However, retirement planning isn’t JUST about saving enough money. There are other factors you need to consider. Otherwise, it won’t matter how much you save if you don’t plan properly. The unexpected You may have already jotted down what you …
4 Major retirement pitfalls to avoid
People like to avoid talking about retirement. It’s a moment for many to become a real-life ostrich and bury their heads firmly in the sand. Why? They think retirement planning is a conversation that focuses on the end of your life, so they ignore it. However, it’s about how to best enjoy your life. To …
Save $68,000 in retirement: Financial advisor cuts cord
My weekend started like most other lazy family days – recovering from a busy work week. After breakfast and after the kids carefully loaded their dirty dishes into the washer, the young ones drifted over to the couch for a little Saturday morning TV. These days, Saturday morning cartoons are different than my experience. I …
Retirement playbook: 5 step strategy
When you think about retirement planning, what comes to mind? Money? While that’s a legitimate concern, most people skip over the all-important first step. It has nothing to do with money and overlooking it could mean you’re not adequately preparing for your future. That first step is just one of five that will help get …
Is your Social Security income keeping up?
Social Security is a vital source of needed revenue to American retirees who spent an entire career paying into this government program. This monthly income helps millions of U.S. Households meet their expenses, pay for health care and support their families. Many lose sleep over the state of this vital government program. It is widely …
