One measure of a career is the financial remuneration and whether your money and health needs are taken care of. One federal retiree analyzed the question of whether he was right to switch from the private sector to federal. #thefederaldrivewithtomtemin #federalretirement
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Retirement may seem like a long way off, even if you're in your 50s, but it is never too early to get ready for a better tomorrow. Understanding your financial health after retirement is just one of several areas you should be considering now as the current UK State Pension really isn't going to pay for much when you retire. Currently, if you're 21 or older and currently working 35 hours a week, the UK minimum salary will be at least £20,820.00.* For men born on or after 6 April 1951 and women born on or after 6 April 1953, the new full state pension is £11,502.40 a year.† How healthy will you and your finances be when you retire? #RetireOneDay is facilitated by skillful and knowledgeable professionals with a passion for people development, health and wellbeing and future planning. Find out more at 🔍 Retire One Day 📞 0330 1338 504 ⌨️ dyfrig@wwwyoudevelop.com #HR #humanresources #COO #CPO #HRD #HRDirectors #learninganddevelopment #chiefofstaff #headofhr #managingdirector #employerofchoice #employerbrand #employeebenefits #benefits #benefitspackage #offboarding #evp #employeevalueproposition #transitions #health #wellbeing #relationships #financialplanning #finances #pension #retire #retirement #retirementplanning #unitedkingdom #uk #england #wales #scotland #northernireland Dyfrig Jenkins Carla Crocombe Matt W. Source : * Money Saving Expert † The Times MoneyMentor
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One of the realties of people switching jobs multiple times is that retirement plans get neglected. You may get an annual statement but often that can get buried easily. But there are some negative consequences for not getting them under control. Two big issues are the fees and allocation. Sometimes your account can be charged high fees for keeping it with the previous plan. This can quickly eat into those balances. The other item that gets overlooked or never changed are the investments they are currently in. Possibly they are even sitting in a money market account. Take the action and a few minutes to get them into your control and working in your favor. #TheLakeC21 #Realtor #ClearLakeIowa #ClearLakeIA #lake #house #economics #investments #money #investing #ClearLake #Iowa #cabin #vacation #cottage #water #summer #houses #housing #Iowa #beautiful #optimism #garyv #garyvee #vaynerchuk #warrenbuffett #retirement #ira #401k #rollover #pension #moneyworkforyou
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Retirement may seem like a long way off, even if you're in your 50s, but it is never too early to get ready for a better tomorrow. Understanding your financial health after retirement is just one of several areas you should be considering now as the current UK State Pension really isn't going to pay for much when you retire. Currently, if you're 21 or older and currently working 35 hours a week, the UK minimum salary will be at least £20,820.00.* For men born on or after 6 April 1951 and women born on or after 6 April 1953, the new full state pension is £11,502.40 a year.† How healthy will you and your finances be when you retire? #RetireOneDay is facilitated by skillful and knowledgeable professionals with a passion for people development, health and wellbeing and future planning. Find out more at 🔍 Retire One Day 📞 0330 1338 504 ⌨️ dyfrig@wwwyoudevelop.com 🔔 Click on the bell icon at the top of the page to keep in touch #HR #humanresources #COO #CPO #HRD #HRDirectors #learninganddevelopment #chiefofstaff #headofhr #managingdirector #NHS #employerofchoice #employerbrand #employeebenefits #benefits #benefitspackage #offboarding #evp #employeevalueproposition #transitions #health #wellbeing #relationships #financialplanning #finances #pension #retire #retirement #retirementplanning #unitedkingdom #uk #england #wales #scotland #northernireland Dyfrig Jenkins Carla Crocombe Matt W. Source * Money Saving Expert † The Times MoneyMentor
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"Considering a job change? Don't overlook these key financial factors: 1. Salary: Assess the potential increase or decrease and how it aligns with your financial goals. 2. Benefits: Compare health insurance, retirement plans, and other perks offered by both current and prospective employers. 3. Taxes: Understand how a new salary may affect your tax bracket and any potential relocation implications. 4. Cost of living: Research the cost of living in the new location to ensure your salary meets your needs. 5. Retirement savings: Evaluate how changing jobs may impact your existing retirement accounts and long-term financial plans. Before making a move, ensure you've thoroughly assessed these considerations to make an informed decision for your financial future. #careeradvice #financialplanning #jobchange" Merrill, its affiliates, and financial advisors do not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. You should consult your legal and/or tax advisors before making any financial decisions.
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