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Woman, 62, Took A $700,000 Lump Sum Instead Of Her Pension — Her Coworkers Say She Made 'The Biggest Mistake Of Her Career' (opens the original)
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. A woman, 62, retired this year after 30 years with the same employer and chose a $700,000 lump-sum buyout instead of a monthly pension for life. Several former coworkers have told her she made "the biggest mistake of her career," warning she'll run out of money without the guaranteed check. Whether that's true depends on the pension benefit she gave up, how the $700,000 is invested and withdrawn,
We Made $280K But Paid $82K In Taxes. Our CPA Says We Could Have Kept It in Our Own IRA Instead (opens the original)
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Making $280,000 sounds like a pretty good year. For one self-employed couple, however, the celebration came with an $82,000 tax bill. Then their CPA told them there may have been another way to handle some of that money: Put more of it toward their own retirement instead. That raises a question plenty of self-employed Americans might ask after seeing their own tax bill: Could they really have sen
Woman, 52, Got $1.8 Million In Her Divorce — Her Friend Warns Her Ex-Husband's Old Advisor Is 'Probably Taking Her For A Ride' (opens the original)
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. A woman, 52, finalized her divorce this year with $1.8 million in investment accounts, previously managed by the same advisor her ex-husband had used for over a decade. A close friend, who works in banking, warned her the advisor is "probably taking her for a ride" now that her ex isn't the one keeping an eye on the relationship. Suspicion isn't the same as evidence, but it's a fair reason to che
Woman, 29, Inherited $1.1M From Her Grandparents' Trust — Her Parents Say She 'Owes The Family' Since They 'Sacrificed Everything' (opens the original)
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. A woman, 29, became the sole beneficiary of a $1.1 million trust her grandparents set up before their deaths, structured to pay out fully once she turned 25. Since the funds became fully accessible, her parents have told her repeatedly that she "owes the family" a share, pointing to sacrifices they made raising her. A trust written to name one beneficiary is a decision the grandparents made when
Man, 55, Wants To Buy A Rental House Through His Retirement Account — His Son Says It's "Basically His House Now" And Is Already Moving In (opens the original)
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. A 55-year-old man is preparing to buy a $260,000 rental property through a self-directed IRA funded with money from an old 401(k) rollover. His 26-year-old son, assuming he'd eventually be allowed to live there rent-free, has already started moving boxes into the property and calls it "basically his house now." That arrangement could create a serious tax problem. Under IRS rules, the IRA owner's
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