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Retirement Planning

Cost of Living Allowance (COLA)

"Welcome, students. Today, we'll be discussing the concept of Social Security benefits and its annual adjustments. As you may know, these adjustments are made to keep pace with the rising cost of living, also known as the Cost of Living Adjustment or COLA. This ensures that the benefits received by retirees and disabled individuals maintain their purchasing power over time. Let's delve deeper into this crucial aspect of the financial world."

Dollar Cost Averaging*

Dollar-cost averaging is a strategy for building wealth through investing that involves regularly purchasing a fixed dollar amount of securities at predetermined intervals, ...

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Excess Contribution

An IRA contribution that surpasses the maximum legal limit is considered an excess contribution and is subject to penalty taxes. These taxes are imposed for each year that t...

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Rollover IRA

An Individual Retirement Account, or IRA, is designed to hold assets from a qualified plan for those who are eligible. This plan allows for tax-deferred growth of investment...

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Matching Contributions

A crucial aspect of 401(k) accounts is the employer contribution, which is determined by the individual's own contributions. This means that for every dollar the individual ...

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