"Are You Making These Costly
Small Business Retirement
Planning Mistakes?"
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If you own a small business, or are a professional like a doctor, dentist or attorney, you may have been thinking about providing a stable and comfortable retirement for yourself. You might have considered a qualified plan like a 401K, Keough Plan, Roth IRA, or SEP-IRA. Like me, maybe you've found out that those acronyms can give you a monster headache!
You can find a ton of information about these kinds of small business retirement plans on the internet, as well as from guides and retirement "experts. The problem is, the info you find can often be confusing... not simple, clear, and helpful for you and your small business or profession.
On a deeper level, you understand that funding a stable and comfortable retirement is fundamentally different for a small business person or professional than for the average employee. The retirement tactics that work for the everyday American worker probably won't work for you.
However - and this is the all-important consideration - how can you discover what will best fit your situation, and what is a waste of your time and hard-earned money?
Here are a few more vital questions you should be asking:
- Which retirement plan is best for self employed people?
- How can I adequately fund my retirement plan when contribution limits are
so low, and time is so short? - Most retirement plans focus on my employees- not me. Is there a plan that
will focus on my unique needs? - I'm getting a late start. Is there a way to "catch up"
and "stay ahead" of my retirement goals? - How can I leverage my hard work and business assets to
fund a stable retirement for myself?
Thankfully, there are clear and simple answers to all of your questions. The trouble is, to find them you would need to wade through a bunch of useless data you really don't need. That wastes time, and from one small business person to another, you can't afford that, right?
You have most likely aleady figured out that I have a solution for you. I'm going to give you a chance to take advantage of reasearch that I have already done. My name is Tom Dunn and, like you, I own and run a small business. A while back I found myself asking the same questions you are asking about retirement plans, and I sought some answers, and clear direction. What I learned was remarkable, and honestly surprised the heck out of me.
Simply stated, I took what I learned and created a report, which I'll provide to you FREE... all you need to do is ask me for it. Wondering why I would do that? I'm just glad I could come up with some answers, and I wanted to help others - like you - navigate the web of confusion surrounding small business retirment planning.
What's in the report? Here are a few things...
- What are the three biggest small business retirement planning mistakes...
and how can you avoid them? - What's the difference between "qualified" and "non-qualified" plans...
and which one may wind up bogging my retirement goals down? - What are my retirement planning options, and what is the very best plan
for me and my unique situation. - Has my business planned adequately for my personal needs?
- Is there a way to leverage my hard work and "sweat-equity" to fund a
stable retirment for me and my family? - What options do I have if I'm getting a late start and need to "catch up" to
my retirement goals? - What are the four criteria by which I should judge any small business retirement plan?
- I've heard of SEP, IRA, and Keough plans. Are there any plans I haven't heard of that may be a better choice for my own retirement plan?
- And much more!
I kept the report fairly short, so you can read it quickly. Just because it's short, doesn't mean it's wimpy when it comes to practical, clear information you can use to make decisions. That's what you're really looking for here anyway, isn't it?
You can get your hands on this valuable FREE report just by filling out the brief form at the top right hand side of this page. When you do, I'll send the report out to you right away, without any cost or obligation. Then you can get back to running your business or practice. That sounds fair, doesn't it?