Tag: Roth
3 Things to Do With Your Extra Money
The coronavirus has many federal employees working at home which could mean they have fewer expenses. These are some ways to put the savings to work.
Actions to Take in a Market Downturn
The stock market is off of its recent highs thanks to the coronavirus. What can you do to take advantage of the current situation?
The SECURE Act and What It Means to You
A new law that went into effect this year makes significant changes to retirement planning strategies.
What the Coronavirus Means for Your Money
It can be frightening to watch the stock market drop quickly, but the author says it also presents some financial opportunities.
This D.C. Millennial Makes $81,000 And Has No Debt
This young federal employee lives in Washington, a high cost of living area, and not only has no debt, but is actively contributing to his future retirement savings via the Thrift Savings Plan and a Roth IRA.
The Social Security Double Tax Bomb
As the author explains, federal employees who think their taxes will be lower in retirement could be in for an unpleasant surprise.
The Roth TSP and Other Forms of ‘Tax Insurance’
The author says taxes could rise in the future, making traditional tax planning strategies less effective.
The SECURE Act of 2019 Means Big Changes to Retirement Accounts
The SECURE Act is a new law that has significant implications for retirement savings. Here are some key points to know about the new law.
Here’s Why You Might Not Want to Move All Your IRA Money to a Roth
Before moving all your assets from a traditional individual retirement account to a Roth version, there are some tax considerations as to why you might want to leave some behind.
6 Key Retirement Changes of the SECURE Act
The SECURE Act recently became law and affects key components of retirement savings. Here are six important changes the law makes.
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