Investment Expectations in Railroad Retirement
Setting realistic return expectations is the cornerstone for build a successful railroad retirement plan. Railroaders need to set a more realistic expectation for investment return expectation.
The Helper locomotive is there to assist trains to get over steep grades. This blog serves the same purpose. It is here to help give ideas to get you over those steep financial grades that lie ahead of you. I hope you enjoy!
Setting realistic return expectations is the cornerstone for build a successful railroad retirement plan. Railroaders need to set a more realistic expectation for investment return expectation.
Railroaders should understand the importance of insurance in protecting their plans. Watch this video to understand how you should be evaluating your insurance needs.
There is a tremendous tax savings afforded railroad retirees who accumulated railroad stock over the years. Learn how to use a NUA strategy in Railroad Retirement.
There are tremendous opportunity for railroaders to reduce their income tax in retirement through Roth Conversions. Watch this Railroad Retirement Whiteboard to understand the complexity behind this strategy.
With over 700 different claiming strategies for Railroad Retirement, it is no wonder railroaders leave hard earned benefits on the table. Watch this video to learn some of the biggest mistakes made by railroaders when it comes to claiming Railroad Retirement.
Taxes are going up sooner or later. Watch this video to learn strategies to protect your Railroad Retirement nest-egg from higher taxes in the future.
Understand the impact on your railroad retirement dreams that inflation will have on it. Watch for some potential ideas to protect your investments from inflation.
What is the right amount of money you need to retire? Watch this video to understand how railroaders should answer this question. Understand the importance of your guaranteed railroad retirement income streams.
Railroaders without 30 years of service have a big decision to make when they turn 62. Understand some of the reasons to start Railroad Retirement "early" at 62.
Learn the process for contributing to your tax free retirement account when you earn over the annual limit.