Category Archives: Retirement Income

Advisor Keith McBride Presents at the AWFS Convention

Keith McBride has been an integral part of IFC since 2009. In 2011, Keith relocated to Los Angeles to break new ground for the company. Since then, he has become a Senior Advisor and Trainer, and an FFI-certified Family Office Advisor working with the premier next-generation multi-family office, Living Well Family Office. With a heart

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An Invitation: Succession Planning Fundamentals with Kristofer Gray

As an entrepreneur, business owner, and father of four, our founder and CEO Kristofer Gray is truly passionate about helping families, and family businesses, to thrive. Building a successful business often takes years of dedication, hard work, and discipline. What happens when you’re ready to move on? How do you ensure your legacy continues when

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Targeting Generational Issues in Retirement Education

Here’s an interesting article I’d like to share from PLANADVISOR. As retirement draws nearer, baby boomers are asking vastly different questions than their younger generation cohorts. There are many issues that are not “one size fits all,” and can differ by generation, says Rich Rausser, senior vice president of Client Services at Pentegra Retirement Services.  

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2013 401k Plan Limits Announced

410khelpcenter.com released an article regarding pension plan limits. Please see below. Pension Plan Limits for the Tax Years 2007 – 2013 The Internal Revenue Service announced on October 18, 2012 the cost of living adjustments affecting dollar limitations for pension plans and other retirement-related items for Tax Year 2013. In general, many of the pension plan limitations

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How do I find an old 401k that I think I contributed to at a former employer?

410khelpcenter.com has a FAQ page to help answer your question. Please see below. Answer: There are generally four ways to locate information about an old 401k plan: The first and best method of locating an old 401k is to contact your old employers. Ask them to check their plan records to see if you ever participated in

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