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Reasons For A Retirement Plan

Given the limitations of Social Security in providing sufficent income for a life after retirement, many turn to a retirement plan. Using a financial intermediary is often a helpful step to take when considering the question of retirement income.

What is the second question asked of you by a stranger?

Will a typical wage earner accumulate sufficient assets to sustain a reasonable post-employment living standard?

Is Social Security Enough?

What must an individual consider in accumulating assets?

What is the role of a financial intermediary?

 

Related FAQ Topics

Defined Contribution Plan limits on deductions and contributions

Types of Defined Contribution Plans

Defined Benefit Plan Questions

Overview of employee benefit plans

Participation in retirement plans





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