Friday, July 30th, 2010

The DBk Plan by Pete Mitchell

What is a DB(k)? Basically, a DB(k) combines a pension plan with a matching 401(k) plan. As the name implies, it is a defined benefit retirement plan with some of the features of a 401(k).

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Think Twice About Borrowing From Your 401k by Pete Mitchell

March 2, 2010 by Pete Mitchell  
Filed under All Posts, Your 401(k)

While you might be able to borrow from a 401(k), that doesn’t mean you should. Yes, we are in a recession. Yes, times are tough. But borrowing from your 401(k) could prove highly detrimental to your financial health.

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Pete Mitchell’s Immediate Annuties

Nobody wants to outlive their money. In fact, somebody recently asked me, “How do I organize my money so that I spend my last dollar on my last day of life?”

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BRIC Nations by Pete Mitchell

Brazil. Russia. India. China. These four nations have some of the fastest-growing economies on earth and are becoming drivers in the world economy. In the coming decades, they may command as much attention as the U.S., Japan and other “heavy hitters” … or more.

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How To Know If An Indexed Annuity is Good For You by Pete Mitchell

February 9, 2010 by Pete Mitchell  
Filed under All Posts, Alternate Investments

Fixed indexed annuities can be very useful investments. As the name implies, FIAs are fixed annuities linked to the performance of a stock market index (often the S&P 500). Because of this stock market exposure, they can sometimes bring conservative investors very nice returns – often, considerably better returns than CDs, bonds, or money market accounts. They really aren’t designed to outperform the stock markets; they are designed to outperform the fixed markets.

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