NBAclassics asked:

Also see:

http://stage6.divx.com/user/NBAclassics/video/1375063/Larry-Bird-Retirement-at-Boston-Garden

http://stage6.divx.com/user/NBAclassics

COHEN

ToddDiamond asked:

Todd is sleepy and wishes to retire. But how? Let this informative and information-filled video show you how YOU can retire with almost no real money to speak of!

PEEK

K_Seeks4Answers asked:


Does anyone know exactly how much money the government takes from early withdrawl of your retirment funds, I’m in my 40′s. I need the cash but want to roll some over too. Let’s say I took out 35-60K, Is there any way to get around all the penalty’s, Most of this money I get will be for paying debts/creditors, so is there anyway to pay them with out being penalized? Is there a better way to take your retirement funds?
Great advise from all so far.
Retirement was funded from employer, no contributions on my part. It is actually going to be approx. 160K. But I only want to take 30-60K, sorry if that was mis-leading.
I don’t own a house, so that will not work. And have not found employment yet, so investing with another company won’t work either. I feel the only way to get out of debt and not rely on the government is to take my funds until I find work again. Your right my luck has ran out, at least for the time being, and don’t I know it!

PURCELL

airforcewolf16 asked:


I am in the USAF reserve now as an avionics tech. (enlisted). I plan on reenlisting and hopefully retiring. I also plan on a career change (officer) since I will be getting a degree in nursing.

How will retirement work in my case? Do I have to wait until I a certain age to start receiving benefits? What about on-base privileges? I plan on staying straight reservist; no active duty except for TDYs. Thanks!

HENDRICKS

PMAT13 asked:

Long video, portraying MJ’s career and Dominance EVEN in his last years in Washington. Starts with his first retirement speech, then his rookie season until his first retirement. Next, is his comeback, with number 45. And Finally, his comeback in washington. NOT highlights, just overall a career over-view. Great video depending how you view a great video as, one of the best i’ve seen, basically shows the man’s dominance. Man was highly overlooked in washington, although the winning records were not as great, he was still equal to most of the so-called “stars” in the leauge as he averaged once again nearly 20-5-5. (20 points 5 rebounds 5 assists). Besides being 40, he shot around 43%, what most “stars” today shoot at the 1 2 and 3 position and are commonly compared to MJ. the guys 40 and he’s shooting as good as them and you still compare them to him at his prime years. Remember, during his years in Chicago, money was shooting over 50%, what the so called “stars” nowadays are not even close or capable of doing. Add to that he led the bulls, with respect to their key role-players and pippen, to 6 championships, and an arguable possibility he could have won 8, in a row. Another man who deserves credit is Bill Russell, (One of the only players to be on the celtics during ALL of their championship runs during their dynasty years). Similar to MJ in heart, different era so very hard to compare them two.

LINDLEY

one4Christ asked:


Does anyone know what (if any) are the penalties for withdrawing some or all of your retirement funds to use as a down payment to purchase your first home? I have a 457 retirement plan and I am considering pulling out $10K to go towards the purchase of my first home. Normally I would be penalized 30% but I heard somewhere that there are 3 circumstances where this is allowable without penalties. Can anyone vertify this is accurate or tell me where I can get more info.

Thank you!

GORE

Tha tru hustla asked:


Im in my early twenties and I just started working after finishing school, but I do want to start a retirement account. What source or foundation should I use for a retirement account?

Im pretty dumb in this area. Is a savings account through a company like ING Direct bad for a retirement account?

RUTHERFORD

amimarie_roberts asked:


why it is important to begin planning for retirement early?

MAJORS