Authors: Ernst & Young, Martin Nissenbaum, Freida Kavouras
ISBN-13: 9780471083382, ISBN-10: 0471083380
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Date Published: November 2001
Edition: REV
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Use the New Tax Law to Retire on Your Terms
Are you planning your retirement with the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 in mind? If not, you could be missing out on important changes that could help you build a larger nest egg or even retire early. Drawing on the experience of the nations premier tax and financial planners, Ernst & Youngs Retirement Planning Guide, Special Tax Edition shows you how to use the new tax law to plan for a secure futurewhether youre just getting started or on the verge of retirement.
This practical guide highlights key financial and personal issues you need to consider during your pre-retirement and retirement years, including essential information on how the new tax law will affect your retirement.
From guidance on portfolio diversification and Social Security to the new tax rules that will impact IRAs and 401(k) plans, Ernst & Youngs Retirement Planning Guide, Special Tax Edition provides the insight and assistance you need to take advantage of the new tax law and plan for a financially secure future.
About the Authors | vii | |
Acknowledgments | x | |
Introduction | xi | |
1 | Wake-Up Call | 1 |
2 | Will You Have Enough to Retire? | 11 |
3 | Spending | 37 |
4 | Investing | 47 |
5 | Lifestyle | 75 |
6 | Tax-Deferred Savings Plans for Retirement | 83 |
7 | Tax and Plan Distribution Issues | 99 |
8 | Social Security Issues | 115 |
9 | Insurance Issues | 125 |
10 | Personal and Transitional Issues | 145 |
11 | Spending in Retirement | 169 |
12 | Investing in Retirement | 183 |
13 | Alternative Retirement Scenarios and Postretirement Opportunities | 203 |
14 | Retirement Issues Affecting Executives | 211 |
15 | Retirement Issues Affecting the Self-Employed | 219 |
16 | Retirement Issues Affecting Women | 231 |
17 | Retirement Issues Affecting Nontraditional Families | 245 |
18 | Retirement and Technology | 257 |
19 | Health Costs and Care in Retirement | 265 |
Appendix I | Taxation of Qualified Retirement Plan Distributions | 279 |
Appendix II | Long-Term Care Insurance | 293 |
Appendix III | The Ten Standard Medigap Plans | 298 |
Index | 301 |