Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Investment Advisor shares IRS to fix its confusing tax ‘error’ on new 10- year rule for inherited retirement plans By Lynnley Browning May 04, 2021, 10:38 a.m. EDT4 Min Read Congress dealt investors a blow on the eve of the pandemic when it sharply reined in the benefits of a lucrative tool…
Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Investment Advisor shares the tough math of stock market declines
https://retirementplanningscottsdale.com/2020/02/03/anil-vazirani-scottsdale-investment-advisor-shares-the-tough-math-of-stock-market-declines/ Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Investment Advisor shares the tough math of stock market declines Last year was a great run for the S&P 500. Its 12-month total return of 31.49% was over three times higher than its 50-year average annualized return of 10.60%. So how about this year? There are interesting patterns to note. Shown…
Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Investment Advisor shares Consolidated Class Action Lawsuit against Security Benefit for Potential Racketeering
https://retirementplanningscottsdale.com/2020/01/31/anil-vazirani-scottsdale-investment-advisor-shares-consolidated-class-action-lawsuit-against-security-benefit-for-potential-racketeering/ Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Investment Advisor shares Consolidated Class Action Lawsuit against Security Benefit for Potential Racketeering Anil Vazirani is president of Secured Financial Solutions, independent insurance advisor investment advisor rep with a fiduciary obligation and in the financial services industry since 1994. A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau for over a decade and…
Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Financial Advisor reports How the SECURE ACT affects your Retirement Accounts
https://retirementplanningscottsdale.com/2020/01/08/anil-vazirani-scottsdale-financial-advisor-reports-how-the-secure-act-affects-your-retirement-accounts/ Anil Vazirani Scottsdale Financial Advisor reports How the SECURE ACT affects your Retirement Accounts. Key takeaways—The SECURE Act: Repeals the maximum age for traditional IRA contributions, which is currently 70½. Increases the required minimum distribution (RMD) age for retirement accounts to 72 (up from 70½). Allows long-term, part-time workers to participate in 401(k) plans….