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I recently retired at 52. I have some funds in a IRA out of 401K and lookin...
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Anglis56,
Equity-indexed annuities have been somewhat controversial lately,...
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I have a good amount of Traditional IRA, with little bit in Roth IRA. With ...
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Lowkey,
Certainly, with the market down the cost of completing a Roth conve...
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I have C stock do I have to sell it to get tax credit? And i have cwg+icom...
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Pat,
Generally speaking, yes you need to sell a stock in order to claim the...
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I draw social security and I work part time. My wife and I have rental prop...
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Lake,
There are a number of annuity products that may be helpful for you, b...
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My brother has a State Farm Annuity and was notified that Sate Farm was dis...
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Jim042,
It's not unusual for annuity companies to discontinue a particular ...
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Michael
Michael Kitces is the Director of Financial Planning for Pinnacle Advisory Group, a private wealth management firm that oversees approximately $600 million of client assets. In addition, he is the publisher of the e-newsletter The Kitces Report and the blog Nerd’s Eye View through his website Kitces.com, dedicated to advancing knowledge in financial planning. Michael was recognized as one of five financial planning practitioner “Movers and Shakers” for 2006 by Financial Planning magazine, and was recognized as one of 20 “Rising Stars in Wealth Management” by Institutional Investor News for 2007. Yep, he knows what's going on.
- Real Name
- Michael Kitces
- Birthday
- Nov 1977
- Homepage
- http://www.pinnacleadvisory.com
- Relationship Status
- Partnered Up
- Location
- Great Falls, VA
- Got Kids?
- None
- What's your day job?
- Financial Planning Nerd
- What would you do with a free $100,000?
- Save and invest it, until I've reached financial independence!
