Posts by Anders Retirement & Investment Advisors
FRS DROP Rollover Seminar: 11/05/2018 Norwood’s Treehouse
Orphaned Accounts: What Happens if You no Longer Have an Insurance or Investment Advisor?
One of the issues our clients face in our industry is what we call “Orphaned” accounts. These are accounts that were originally set up by an advisor, and that advisor is no longer active on the account. There are many reasons that may happen, but here are some of the most common reasons: 1) The advisor…
Read MoreAre You Fearful of Your Retirement Dream?
So many of us start stressing out when change is coming. Even a change that people have looked forward to for decades, it’s still stressful to change course. Many people come into our office and are stressed about their upcoming retirement. Sometimes that stress is warranted, but often times it’s just the amount of unknown…
Read More5 Needs of Money – Liquidity
Liquidity is a unique need, because it’s not about the future – it’s about now. Why you may need liquid assets: 1) Emergency Funds 2) Payoff Bills 3) Travel / Leisure 4) Be able to help family and friends 5) Be able to invest in something at a later date Often times people overestimate their…
Read MoreEasy Money Podcast with Don Anders: Episode 5 – 5 Needs of money (Income)
Easy Money Podcast: Episode 4 – Strengths and Weaknesses
FRS DROP Payout Option 3 – The "Alaskan Cruise" Option
The third FRS DROP payout option is the partial lump sum option, or as we like to call it the “Alaskan Cruise” Option. This option is a combination of options 1 and 2. You let the FRS know how much you’d like to be sent to you as a distribution and the rest…
Read MoreEasy Money Podcast: Episode 2 – Being Sold vs. Being Advised
Easy Money Podcast: Episode 3 – 5 Needs of Money
DROP Payout Option 2 – The “Stop DROP and Roll” Option
The 2nd of the 3 FRS DROP rollover options is the 100% Rollover option. Our office likes to call it the “Stop DROP and Roll” option. This option is for anyone who doesn’t want to have a taxable distribution at the time of retirement. For most people, the year they retire will usually be the…
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