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Securities Comp. $50,000 in production…. District- $875 Regional- $1,050 plus $190/ qtr residual RVP-$1,550 plus $285/ qtr residual If you had 100 clients like this… Regional $19,000/ qtr RVP $28,500/ qtr. 401k’s. Usually done by bigger companies
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Securities Comp. $50,000 in production…. District- $875 Regional- $1,050 plus $190/ qtr residual RVP-$1,550 plus $285/ qtr residual If you had 100 clients like this… Regional $19,000/ qtr RVP $28,500/ qtr
401k’s • Usually done by bigger companies • Typically match up to 3%, but only if the employee puts at least that much in. • Recommendation… • Put in up to the match, and any other monies open up a Roth IRA for both husband and wife. If you max those out, then go back to the 401k.
Simple IRA • Usually done by smaller companies • Match up to 3%, but only if the employee puts at least that much in. • Recommendation… • Put in up to the match, and any other monies open up a Roth IRA for both husband and wife. If you max those out, then go back to the Simple IRA.
SEP IRA • For the self employed • Can put up to $40,000+ or 15% of annual comp whichever is less. • Recommendation… • Max out SEP for tax purposed then Roth IRA’s. If both get maxed out, and tax deferred growth is still desired, open a Variable Annuity.
Traditional IRA • For any individual that has an earned income. • Can put up to $5,000/yr per person Pre-Tax. • Money grows tax deferred but everything gets taxed at withdrawal after age 59 ½. • Recommendation… • Traditional IRA’s can be great for someone with no other employer sponsored plans that would like to lower their income taxes at the end of the yr.
Roth IRA • For any individual that has an earned income. • Can put up to $5,000/yr per person After-Tax. • Money grows tax deferred and at withdrawal everything is tax free. • Recommendation… • Roth IRA’s can be great for someone with or without other pre-tax retirement accounts and that would like tax free withdrawals after 59 ½.
Annuities • 2 basic types- Fixed and Variable. • Money grows tax deferred, at withdrawal at age 59 ½ the growth is taxed. • No limit on how much you can contribute. • Recommendation… • For those with large lump sums of money or those that have maxed out all other qualified plans and still have money they need to grow tax deferred.
Mutual Funds • A company that takes investors money and invests it into great American companies. • Mutual Funds themselves don’t have any tax benefits. (That’s why there are qualified plans) • Someone can open a mutual fund account… • Individually or Jointly • Fund their retirement accounts. (IRA’s, 401k’s etc.) • In an Annuity