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Retirement Planning

Retirement Planning

Securing Your Financial Future

Retirement planning involves more than just saving money. Understanding federal retirement benefits, asset withdrawal strategies, and - if needed - how to fill the gap between what you need and earn. This month, join the NCCYOU team as we explore topics to consider when planning for your retirement years.

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This Week

A weekly series that explores concepts related to this months's theme.

Investing for Retirement

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Retirement Healthcare Planning

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Maximizing Social Security Benefits

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Managing Risk in Retirement

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Saving and Investing

Why and how to invest, including how to save money now.

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Types of Investments
The pros and cons of stocks, bonds, and cash. The concept of asset allocation is explained.
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Investment Accounts
The types of accounts available to investors, including both taxable and tax advantaged accounts.
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Saving for Retirement
Why save for retirement and the impact of fees on investment performance.
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Retirement Accounts
An overview of the major retirement accounts, include Individual Retirement Accounts, Simplified Employee Pensions, and 401(k) plans.
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Retirement Saving Strategies
How to develop a comprehensive retirement savings strategy.
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Retirement Savings Ideas
A few simple things to keep in mind when starting a retirement savings plan.
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Making Your Retirement Savings Last
Understanding your retirement income needs and exploring strategies for meeting them.

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Financial Planning

What you need to know to start making a long-term financial plan, from getting married to planning for retirement.

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Financial Planning
Learning the "how" and "why" of short-term and long-term financial planning.
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Creating a Will
A will is a foundational part of most estate plans - here's what to know before creating one.
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Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, and other end of life issues.
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Powers of Attorney
Everyone faces the possibility of temporary or permanent incapacitation. Make sure your wishes are followed.
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Medical Care Planning
How to make sure your wishes are followed in a medical crisis.
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Talking About Money
A look at some of the financial considerations of getting married.
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Saving for Retirement
Why save for retirement and the impact of fees on investment performance.
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Planning for the Unexpected
Planning for unexpected events, including accidents, death, and even the possibility of divorce, are all part of a responsible marriage.

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Since 1928, Northern Communities Credit Union has been serving our members and our communities in Northern Minnesota. We started out in the “new” Duluth City Hall when it was first built in 1928 and were formerly known as the Duluth City and County Employees Credit Union, to serve employees of the City of Duluth and St. Louis County. We opened up our membership to everyone in the county in 2004. Membership is now open to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in St. Louis County,

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