Are You Worried Your Retirement Money Will Run Out?

Are You Worried Your Retirement Money Will Run Out?

Many people run out of money 7 to 10 years into retirement.  With increasing life expectancy your money might have to last 30+ years in retirement if you retire in your 60s almost as long as your working years.

Want to make sure it doesn’t happen to you?  Watch the Retirement-Toolbox video to find steps you can take now.

Top Retirement Challenges:  Taxes, Longevity and Stock Market Losses.  Will You Run Out of Money?
Top Retirement Challenges: Taxes, Longevity and Stock Market Losses. Will You Run Out of Money?

Tax-Free Pension Alternative 

There is a little known IRS approved strategy that the wealthiest top 10% of American Families, including the top 1% have been using for more than 20 years to cut taxes and preserve capital.

The Strategy works. The Tax-Free IUL can produce a Tax-Free Income You Won’t Outlive! The strategy has also been known to double, even triple after tax income compared to a 401(k) or 403(b) retirement plan. It has been called the Tax-Free Pension Alternative.

Tax-Free Income for Life

If you can double even triple your after-tax income, your money will last longer.  Going with a tax-free retirement plan also insulates you from future tax hikes.  A Zero taxed tax-free plan is better than a heavily taxed qualified plan, such as an IRA, 401(k) or 403(b) retirement plan.

The Tax-Free IUL has no down side risk.  You don’t lose money when the markets go down. Annual gains are locked in, so you never give back interest previously earned.  You share in market upside, up to an annual cap rate.  Current caps are 13% to 16% depending on the index you choose.

Your withdrawals are tax-free penalty free at any age for any reason.  Withdrawals from your qualified plans are heavily taxed and subject to early withdrawal penalties of 10% if you are under age 59 1/2.

You can request a free retirement plan comparison.

Free retirement plan comparison
Free retirement plan comparison
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