If your employer-sponsored 457(b), 403(b), or 401(k) plan offers Pre-tax or Roth contributions,...
Retirement Planning
Planning for retirement can be difficult. Learn how to prepare for retirement, what types of retirement plans available and how they work.
Taking Advantage of Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans
Employer-sponsored qualified retirement plans such as 401(k), 457(b), and 403(b)s are some of the most powerful retirement savings tools available. If your employer offers such a plan and you're not participating in it, you should be. Once you're participating in a...
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Cash Flow Planning When Approaching Retirement
Cash Flow Planning When Approaching Retirement Pre-retirement planning is one of the most challenging stages of the financial journey. You’re still fully engaged in your career, but you’re also looking ahead to a big transition that will see you shift from...
What happens to your retirement plan when you change jobs?
So, you landed the new job, you’re excited, going through all the job-related changes, getting up to speed, and more – but what happens to your old 401(k)? It’s probably the last thing on your list, and that’s why for most people, it stays where it is. There’s an...
TRS-Care, Medicare and TRS Annuity Options
Thanks everybody for joining today. We're gonna discuss some TRS options Healthcare and other insurance and retirement. This presentation is going to be a little shorter than the TRS and Social Security presentation that you have may have watched in the previous...
Create a personalized comprehensive retirement plan
You were looking forward to your retirement. When that day comes, you hope you've saved enough money to cover your expenses and have some leftover for fun. But it can be tricky to come up with a plan to meet your goals. How much should I save? When can I retire? What...
How do I pick a financial planner for retirement?
Consider asking your financial planner how they get paid and if they are a fiduciary. Then meet with them to discuss their service options and learn whether they meet your needs. Lastly, pick a planner you get along with and trust. You will be working with them to...
Now that you’re at a new job, what should you do with your old 401(k)?
Now that you're at a new job, what should you do with your old 401(k)?There’s nothing like starting a new job with a new company. You’ve gone through three rounds of interviews, you had your references checked, and then you finally receive that job offer you were...
Three Equity Compensation Tips to Consider When Planning for Retirement
Equity compensation has become increasingly common – for good reason. If your early-stage company goes public, or gets acquired, that equity compensation can be a significant source or income now and as a retirement plan. Owning stock in a company that is already...
Retirement Preparedness in Under 45 Minutes
Today's presentation is understanding TRS and social security for educators. My name is Edgar Ortiz. I'm a senior retirement planning specialist. My info is on the screen. You can make an appointment via email phone call use a virtual session or if your tech savvy you...
Do you need a financial advisor in retirement?
Retirement is a massive life change and mindset shift. When you go from accumulating assets to distributing assets to provide for your lifestyle, it is best to consult with a professional to help you make prudent decisions. A financial advisor will help you create an...
Retiring with Confidence
I want to start by introducing our two panelists today. Justin Fellers is a senior retirement plan specialist who educates plan participants provides investment guidance and councils employees to make their desired retirement picture reality. Justin is a graduate of...