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Avraham "AY" Rappaport, CLTC
President, Financial Professional
Yaniv "Jay" Natanov
President, Financial Planner
Eli Rappaport
Vice President, Financial Planner
Shlomo Rosenstein
Financial Professional
Ozzie Marizan
Financial Planner
Joseph Greer
Employee Benefits Administrator
Dylan Pinsky
Client Relations Manager
Premier Financial
6395 Dobbin Road, Suite 102
Columbia, MD 21045
Phone: 240-309-6001
Email: dylan.pinsky@prudential.com
Website: premierfinancial1.com
July/August 2022
Start Early
When you're just starting out in the workforce, you may be spending most of your paycheck on living expenses. So, finding extra money to contribute toward retirement might not be a priority. But the fact is, saving for retirement during the early years of your career can potentially make a big difference in the amount of money you're able to accumulate.
Your Goals
While it might be difficult to imagine what kind of lifestyle you’ll want 40 or 50 years from now, thinking about your goals can help you determine how much you should set aside for retirement. In addition to your retirement lifestyle, remember to consider the amount you might need for health care costs or unexpected life events, such as disability or job loss.Money for Emergencies
As soon you as you begin working, start setting aside money in an emergency fund. Your goal should be to save three to six months’ worth of living expenses in an account that you can access quickly without paying a penalty on withdrawals.Your Employer’s Plan
Contributing a portion of your earnings to your employer’s 401(k) plan (or another qualified retirement plan) allows you to save money for the future and reduces your current income tax bite. Although you’ll pay taxes when you withdraw the money, your contributions and any earnings will have many years to potentially compound and grow tax deferred. A rule of thumb is to contribute at least 15% of your income to your plan. For 2022, you can set aside up to $20,500 in a tax-deferred account. If your employer matches a percentage of your contributions, make sure you take full advantage of these matching funds.Tax-free Growth
A Roth IRA allows you to contribute after-tax money to an individual retirement account and make tax-free withdrawals of all contributions and earnings. To withdraw the gains without penalty, you must be at least age 59½ and have held the account for at least five years. If you’re under age 50, you can contribute up to $6,000 in 2022. However, income limits apply. Consult your financial professional, who can help you set goals and choose investments to help you reach them.1058823-00001-00
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