The FIRE movement, or Financial Independence, Retire Early, is popular among millennials, especially in corporate careers who want to gain financial
A recent 2020 survey of members of TRS showed that younger active TRS members are less confident that they will have enough money saved for their retirement.1 T
Key Takeaways:
1. Maximize your TSP
2. Save in a Roth IRA
3. Have an emergency fund
4. Rental real estate
5. Open a brokerage account
6. Pay down debt
Key Takeaways:
Pros of TSP Rollover: Full control of investments, more investment options, portability, professional money management
Cons of TSP Rollover
A question that many financial planners get is: do I have enough to retire? In the past, this was an easy calculation, and you would get a defined benefit
Financial planners have traditionally been skeptical, to say the least, of annuity products. These products provide some guaranteed income with the potential
What are Target-Date Funds?
Target-date funds are essentially one mutual fund you can save for your 401(k) retirement plan. You would pick your target
For many Texas teachers who will receive TRS, you should understand the rules for getting Social Security. If you have paid into Social Security and expect to
For those in the education field, such as teachers, professors, and administrators, it incumbent upon them to save for retirement. One of the benefits of
Teachers should try to avoid three common pitfalls when it comes to their retirement. The good news is that there are easy solutions to fix these pitfalls.
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