19 October 1987, known as "Black Monday", said the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 508 points. It was a one-day record loss of 22.1% market share in the original value. Many 401 (k) has become a "201 (k) is the" overnight. Nearly $ 600 billion of investor assets vaporized instantly. According to the 11th October 1997 Reuter news report Pierre Bellec, he quotes John Geraghty at North American Equity Services, "" Electronic trading made the '87 crash much worse because the blasting cap on the stick of dynamite, "he said. 'blocks million shares was the spark that set of waves a chain reaction of sales go, drowning individual investors, institutional (investors) and mutual fund dealers. "People have lost thousands of dollars of their hard-earned savings overnight. This money was to help them live comfortably the rest of his life in retirement. If this happened to you, how you felt about it? If it never happened to you, how would you feel if you did it? Please, I'm not knocking the stock market, because I invest in it themselves. it is one of the best ways to get capital for a long time. it is a great way to get ahead of inflation. However, the reality is that if you put all your "eggs in one basket" in the market, to expose themselves at greater risk. Your risk of losing a good portion or all of their money with little chance to recover. is not that the money that he wanted to live on after retirement? you are expected to to live comfortably after retirement, is not it?
19 October 1987, known as "Black Monday", said the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 508 points. It was a one-day record loss of 22.1% market share in the original value. Many 401 (k) has become a "201 (k) is the" overnight. Nearly $ 600 billion of investor assets vaporized instantly. According to the 11th October 1997 Reuter news report Pierre Bellec, he quotes John Geraghty at North American Equity Services, "" Electronic trading made the '87 crash much worse because the blasting cap on the stick of dynamite, "he said. 'blocks million shares was the spark that set of waves a chain reaction of sales go, drowning individual investors, institutional (investors) and mutual fund dealers. "People have lost thousands of dollars of their hard-earned savings overnight. This money was to help them live comfortably the rest of his life in retirement. If this happened to you, how you felt about it? If it never happened to you, how would you feel if you did it? Please, I'm not knocking the stock market, because I invest in it themselves. it is one of the best ways to get capital for a long time. it is a great way to get ahead of inflation. However, the reality is that if you put all your "eggs in one basket" in the market, to expose themselves at greater risk. Your risk of losing a good portion or all of their money with little chance to recover. is not that the money that he wanted to live on after retirement? you are expected to to live comfortably after retirement, is not it?
When you begin receiving income payments from an annuity years later, you'll probably have gotten into a lower tax bracket. You will have less tax to pay rent. We also have a more effective return on their money, rather than in taxable interest-bearing CDs. And again, no matter how much you get, never lose it, when the market drops. Is not that a good deal? Would not want to have more spendable cash and more enjoyment in your life? However, talk with your tax advisor, tax attorney, accountant or first. Fixed annuities can completely avoid probate. Only the amount of the annuity can avoid probate. First, all the details of the property as "the street", just as it is public information. You have no privacy at all around their property. On top of that Nolo.com says: "In short, there are two big problems with probate:
- It is usually associated assets for months, sometimes even years.
- It is expensive. Attorney and court fees can take up to 5% of property value. "
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