Personal Finance Tips | Recap October 2019

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Below are tips we tweeted last month. Click on each tip for more information and to view the source.

Work with a CFP® professional to determine how much you need to save for retirement – the amount you need depends on your lifestyle and longevity.

When starting a small business, work with a CPA to determine if you should set-up your business as an LLC or S-corp.

Before signing your divorce settlement, make sure you have a QDRO (another legal document) to receive money from your ex’s 401(k), pension, or other employer-sponsored retirement plan.

Be wise and talk to your significant other about finances if you are living together and not legally married – without a marriage license you are not financially protected if your significant other becomes ill, leaves or dies.

Segment your retirement years into three parts (active, moderately active, and nonactive) to make planning for 20+ years less overwhelming.

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