Rise in 'grey divorce' and how to financially plan
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- Julie Seberras, head of wealth planning at Manulife Wealth, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss financial planning and protection in the face of divorce.
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I'm so grateful I'm not married anymore...... bachelor life is peaceful ❤
I will receive tens of thousands of dollars for that. No, the wealthy know that there are plans where they can invest a lot more money. Furthermore, what kind of retirement plans are we discussing?
Plans with defined benefits. I recall contributing over half a million dollars to some financially successful plans, and part of what I was doing there was employing an IRS-licensed actuary *Leah* *Foster* *Alderman* to conduct a study and determine the amount of retirement savings necessary to maintain an annual salary of $250,000 for someone accustomed to earning that amount.
once you've retired? Guess what, though? About three and a half, or $4 million, will need to be included in your retirement plan.
an individual retirement account or arrangement. I think see your actuary for real b'cos individual retirement arrangement is actually what it means. And we're not so well versed on the business side of it.
flows under my taxes and I'm paying 30%, I'm losing 6,000 a year.
Outcome of divorce - for both men and women - broke and alone
Divorce should be illegal.
Frivolous divorce like "unreconcilable differences" should be
@@JamesLerem exactly...it should be difficult to divorce