Nick Yekani’s 5 Tips For Financial Wealth

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Nick Yekani’s 5 Tips For Financial Wealth:

Under COVID- 19 relief program, investors are allowed to take up to 100,000 from 401k, and taxes will become deferred for three years – this money can be utilized for any purposes. However, if not needed for daily expenses, investors can roll it over to Roth IRA account, this way it grows tax-free with no RMD regulations at age 72 or utilized for permanent life insurance, with cash value build-up specifically using index universal life, called IUL, where investors participate in market growth preferably SNP500, with no downside. It will require medical approval by an insurance underwriter. Furthermore, depending on the age and medical condition, the cost of the insurance will be the main determining factor.

Even though the tax deadlines to file for individual and cooperations have been extended; Tax planning and tax savings plans are still a crucial part of financial planning. Corporate owners purchasing commercial real estate (not for personal use) can be purchased pre-tax utilizing tax dollars. By doing this, it will eliminate taxation during the plan.

Managing retirement plans are always challenging for everyone. Coaching could become very handy. Most pension plans are invested in the stock market. However, the stock market is open five days a week. The most complete diversified portfolio will not grow two days out of the week (weekends), being said that adds up to 8 days out of the month, 96 days in a year; Furthermore, this creates 96 shortfalls a year in most retirement plans. Unfortunately, this simple math is overlooked; there are strategies to avoid this.

Using the power of 0 in any investment is essential. If any investment goes down 30 percent to break in even, it has to grow 43%. Also, adding the power of compounding interest to any investment with principal guarantee has outperformed most investments. At age 55, most investors are in the preservation period; by understanding this simple math, investments could go a long way.

Under the current state tax laws, any assets over lifetime exemptions of over 11 million (factored by inflation for singles) and 22 million (factored by marriage) are exempt from the death tax. Any amount over this exemption figures will be subject to 40% in taxes with the current law. Historically these figures are not permanent and tend to change President to President. However, creating an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT) is perhaps the most straightforward plan to pass on the state taxes to insurance companies.

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