Cracking Your Retirement Nest Egg (Without Scrambling Your Finances): 25 Things You Must Know Before You Tap Your 401(k), IRA, or Other Retirement Sav - Malaspina, Margaret A.
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Whatever you have--or haven't--put away, if you are getting serious about retirement, this book can show you the right moves to make and the pitfalls to avoid. You may not be sure where to allocate your investments or how to structure a comfortable income that won't run out. You may never have heard of the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that can make retirement savings--capital gains and income--tax free, if you can control what you earn in your last year before retiring. By understanding what you have to decide and when, you can move into retirement on solid financial ground. The cost of not knowing the rules and of missing key deadlines is too high.…mehr

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Whatever you have--or haven't--put away, if you are getting serious about retirement, this book can show you the right moves to make and the pitfalls to avoid. You may not be sure where to allocate your investments or how to structure a comfortable income that won't run out. You may never have heard of the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that can make retirement savings--capital gains and income--tax free, if you can control what you earn in your last year before retiring. By understanding what you have to decide and when, you can move into retirement on solid financial ground. The cost of not knowing the rules and of missing key deadlines is too high.
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Margaret A. Malaspina is principal of Malaspina Communications, a firm that specializes in investment and financial communications and advises some of the nation's largest investment companies. A former vice president of Fidelity, she helped launch the writing career of Peter Lynch and was part of the executive team that started Worth magazine.