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    directors of the private pension system. Which they would have a point in because when the pension system is being privatized there is a possibility of special insurance protection been reduced such as disability insurance because a lot of cuts will have to be made to these programs to be able to fund or invest in the private pension system. Some will also argue that there is a higher risk and the chances of complication in investing, retirement money in a private pension system because…

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    & Hughes, 2014). Long-term goals involve financial plans greater than five years such as retirement and saving for college. The Blakes need to decide how they will cover Fran's mother's additional cost not covered by her Social Security and her pension. It needs to be determined if they can cover this cost monthly or if they will have to borrow from their retirement or the children's college fund. I would suggest they take a small percentage five to ten percent of their children's college fund…

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    Mandatory Private Pension

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    current social security system is no longer a feasible approach to providing social security. Mandatory private pension systems not only offer an alternative to the failing system we are currently using, but it also offers citizens’ opportunities to make choices and have a greater control over their futures. The current social security system should be replaced by a mandatory private pension system. First, individual investment accounts…

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    The superannuation is one of the retirement policies in Australia. It had a connection between the age pension and the voluntary personal saving, because these three pillars established an Australian retirement income system (Borowski 2009, p.364). This paper will focus on the superannuation policy. The content below will show the history and major changes of superannuation development. The first occupational superannuation scheme began in 1860 in the public sector. At that time, only the most…

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    Pensions allow people to live independently even after they have finished their service for a company. Defined benefit plans, defined contribution plans, and hybrid plans are found throughout many businesses as the designated retirement plans. Defined contribution…

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    “The U.S. corporate tax rate (35%) is the highest rate amongst the developed nations” (Dubay, 2015). Meaning, that U.S. companies pay a lot more in taxes than foreign companies do. Therefore, if Congress eliminated corporate taxes, Amazon would report a higher income since their earnings will no longer be taxed. This higher income would allow Amazon to partake in more investments such as the purchases of plant assets that they can use to earn additional revenue. Since Amazon would be doing well…

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    “If workers invested 12.4 percent of their earnings in a private retirement account yielding a moderate rate of return (say, 3 percent a year after adjusting for inflation), most would collect larger pensions than they can expect under the present Social Security system. Which in 2010, more than 57 million Americans will not automatically receive a Cost-of-Living Adjustment, but the Consumer Price Index (inflation) rose 3%, which shows that Social Security…

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    A “lifetime gifting program” can be annually used by Meg to each of her children through “gift-splitting elections” (“Gift and Estate Tax Planning” 14-22). Assets must be transferred in a maximum rate into “living trusts” in order to eliminate “probate,” and induce as “pour over” in case the property is “still held at death” and is intended to be allocated as living trust (“Gift and Estate Tax Planning” 14-22). Meg can consider having a “bypass trust” and a “marital deduction trust.” The…

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    Life after Work Do you ever wonder what life after work feels like? This paper discusses the lives of three people that who have retired. These people have shared their experiences with their life after work, what made them retire at an early age, what the benefits and drawbacks of early retirement expenses, and how they handle living expenses, and how they live their daily lives. The initial research focused on the retirement gap between the rich and poor. The wealthy included…

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    boomers must face the fact that they are approaching financial uncertainty due to aging out of the workforce (MINT 1). According to a 2015 study from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), 29% of Baby boomers do not have money set aside in a pension plan or alternative retirement plan (Feuerman, 2017). Given their financial situations, many may find that they must sell their homes and move to areas with lower costs of living to finance their retirement (Mintel 2016). According to…

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