How to Turn Investments into a Retirement Paycheck 2023

While you are working and saving, you accumulate a collection of accounts, such as IRAs, 401(k)s savings and annuity accounts, and other workplace investments including stock options and deferred compensation plans. You may own stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, CDs, iBonds, and more.

When you retire, how do you align all of these things to work together to create a reliable retirement paycheck? What do you sell first? Which account should you draw from in which years?

In this webinar, we’ll show you how we answer these questions and align portfolios for the purpose of withdrawing regular cash flow to live on in your retirement years.

This webinar covers:

The one factor that has the most impact on investing success in retirement

How to decide which accounts to draw from

How you determine what to sell and when to sell it

What taxes to watch out for

Your class instructor, Dana Anspach, will illustrate taxes with real life examples.

We look forward showing you ways to plan ahead for taxes and potentially reduce your tax liability.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
4:10 Logistics
18:04 Research
58:51 Behavior
1:06:16 1099 Mistakes to Avoid
1:05:42 Q&A

DISCLOSURES
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