Posts Tagged ‘ Plan

Does investing in the thrift savings plan lower your income earnings?

I live in NJ, My husband works in NY. Can we get a tax deduction for NY 529 savings plan?

Does the thrift savings plan for federal civilian employees match dollar for dollar up to 5 percent?

Tony Walker Financial: Thrift Savings Plan


www.tonywalkerfinancial.com orcall 1-877.499.WALK Retirement Specialist – Tony Walker, from Tony Walker Financial, talks with a caller about their Thrift Savings Plan. Tony has over 25 years of experience in the financial services business and is a leader in his community. He is an author, a film maker, and currently appears every Monday morning on NBC affiliate WAVE TV in Louisville Kentucky, where he is co-host on a live call in show answering questions from an audience of over 500 thousand households. And just as importantly, Tony has a real pulse on what Americans are thinking since he works personally with so many people, from all walks of life.

Signs Your Pension Plan Is in Trouble

These four red flags can help retirees prepare for—and prevent—benefit cuts.

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Roth IRA and Thrift Savings Plan question?

I have a Roth IRA and i’ve contributed the max of $5000 for both years 2010 and 2011. Now i also contribute 20% of my paychecks into the government Thrift savings plan. With i go over the max of 5000 this years since im contributing into the TSP as well? Or is it even considered in the same group of investments?

If it is what are the penalites for contributing more than $5000 a year.

thanks any links or information will help

What government organization determines the “one exchange per year” in the 529 college savings plan?

Whats the fastest way to establish a retirement savings plan for a 36 year old with no savings?

The 529 College Savings Plan — A Guide for Parents and Policymakers


In this video SEC-registered investment manager Bill Parish examines 529 College Savings Plans, sharing his views on how to best choose and set up the right plan for these important savings. Also, a look at Oregon’s 529 vendor Oppenheimer’s failure to protect its plan’s most conservative funds from massive losses, while similar funds around the country remained stable.

What is the best type of savings plan for a doctor? I am in a small private practice. Thanks,?

What is the most beneficial way for my group and specifically myself to save money for retirement?