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Finding Retirement Funds - Where When How?

Saving a nest egg and reaping the benefits of retirement are everyone's dream. Reality says it takes hard work, self-discipline and perseverance. What does that spell? A sound retirement plan. But while saving for retirement is important the fact is every financial transaction you make will determine just how sound your nest egg will be at retirement age. 

When building a nest egg it's important to remember not to put all your eggs in one basket. Granted your working and putting money in social security, hopefully a 401k and you have fund in savings. this is good. But do you have a stable stock portfolio? When was the last time you checked it's status. It is important to check on the volatility of your portfolio each quarter or more. Relying on social security, 401k and stock is always risky business. Therefore it's important to diversify as much as reasonably possible.  

Economic shifts and corporate changes can make or break the bank so far as your investments are concerned.  Stay alert to how the markets are fairing. Have regular meaningful discussion with your broker and financial advisor. Watch the direction your money is going using available market analysis tools and guides online. Are there other retirement funding options open to you? 

 What other means is there to draw on for funding your retirement? Think assets, forgotten assets that is. Forgotten assets can take the form of inactive bank accounts, abandoned safe deposit boxes, or long forgotten state/federal benefits. Often when a major shift in life's transitions take place an heir loses track of what's actually a valuable asset. What transitions may cause this mishap? Getting married or divorced, moving out of town or state, taking on a new job, change of bank accounts. When assets go unclaimed they end up in the states hand after years of inactivity. Fear not. Most assets can be claimed by a surviving heir. Could you be in this category? Consider the list below.

  • Abandoned safe deposit boxes
  • Credit Union shares
  • Employer death benefits
  • Inactive bank accounts
  • Military pay and benefits
  • Nonrefunded security and utility deposits
  • Social Security benefits
  • Stock dividends
  • Uncashed checks, money orders, gift certificates
  • Unclaimed wages, bonuses, or commissions
  • Undistributed proceeds from IRA accounts
  • Veterans Administration benefits

If you have a large family you might find it interesting to do a little investigating regarding who owned what over the past 50 years or so. You might be amazed at what may turn up.

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