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RETIREMENT COURSE DETAIL

WE TEACH OUR RETIREMENT CLASS IN CHARLESTON AT THE CITADEL

NEW CLASS OFFERING

We are pleased to announce that our Next “6 Keys to Exceptional Retirement” class at the Tommy & Victoria Baker School of Business at The Citadel is scheduled. There are two separate dates to attend:

– Tuesday February 6 at 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

– Thursday February 8 at 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Click here to register!

We have been teaching this course on retirement finances for several years at various locations throughout the South Carolina Lowcountry, including The Citadel, and 100’s of people in your community have attended. Please continue reading below for full course details and join us at our next retirement class in Charleston! Should you have any questions regarding the class, feel free to reach out to Linda Runey at 843-654-1211, lruney@raawealth.com.

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IN THIS 2 HOUR COURSE YOU’LL LEARN:

Switch from a regular paycheck to a portfolio paycheck
Protect your investments against the market
Figure out the cost to maintain your lifestyle throughout retirement
Ensure your estate plan is in order
BulletUnderstand trusts, wills and probate
Assess Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) and Roth Conversions
Minimize taxes in retirement
Maximize your Social Security benefit
Prepare for rising health care costs and evaluate long-term care expenses

CHAPTERS 1-3

1. PAINT A PICTURE OF YOUR RETIREMENT

AARP notes that today’s 50-plus Americans spend at a rate 2 1/2 X’s that of younger consumers1. This spending trend creates a lifestyle that is hard to maintain in retirement.

Answer the question, “Do I have enough to retire?”
Maximize your Social Security
Discover an easy way to see what retirement spending can look like for you

2. GET MORE OUT OF YOUR INVESTMENTS AND PAY LESS IN TAXES

According to the IRS, over 70% of Americans overpay their taxes2, which is basically an INTEREST FREE LOAN to the government! What good is making a 20% return if taxes claim 70, 80, or even 90% when you withdraw your money? Investment success depends on how much of your portfolio you can actually spend, so:

Know the rules for Required Minimum Distributions (RMD’s)
Protect the assets you have worked a lifetime building from excessive taxes
Use Roth conversions and 11 other “TNT tax strategies” to pay less to Uncle Sam

3. MAKE A PLAN TO REACH YOUR GOALS AND KEEP IT UP-TO-DATE

In a world where the trend is for most professionals to talk about cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, and meme stocks, you will learn how critical it is to keep your approach simple and consistent. Develop a financial plan to:

Minimize the odds of suffering irreversible losses
Maximize the chances of achieving your goals
Control the self-defeating behavior that keeps most investors from reaching their full potential

CHAPTERS 4-6

4. BE PREPARED WHEN THINGS GO WRONG

The closer you get to retirement, the more critical it becomes to make the right decisions because you have less time to recover from mistakes or personal hardships. Learn how to prepare for the following:

Long-Term health events
Loss of a spouse’s pension or Social Security income
Recessions and bear markets
Inflation

5. INSURANCE – PROTECT YOURSELF FROM RISING MEDICAL COSTS

More than 70% of those 65 or older will need some Long-Term Care services in retirement3, and a lack of planning thrusts and often-unprepared family member into the role of caregiver. If you have
been through a Long-Term Care situation with your parents, then you know how important it is to protect you and your loved ones from increasing medical costs.

Plan for medical expenses in retirement
Know how Medicare works and how much it may cost
Learn about Long-Term Care options with a one-time down payment

6. ESTATE PLANNING – TAKE CARE OF THOSE YOU LOVE

According to AARP, although 58% of those age 53-71 have estate planning documents, nearly 72% need to update them4. Keep your assets out of the government’s hands while directing as much as possible to your family, friends, or charity. Learn about:

Wills
Trusts – Do you really need one?
Medical and financial Powers of Attorney

1 https://www.aarp.org/money/budgeting-saving/info-2017/money-tips-life-in-your-50s.html

2 https://www.newsweek.com/why-most-pay-too-much-tax-all-year-542075

3 https://www.theamericancollege.edu/knowledge-hub/insights/do-you-need-long-term-care-insurance

4 https://www.aarp.org/money/investing/info-2017/half-of-adults-do-not-have-wills.html

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