![]() Frequently Asked Pension Questions
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Our mission is to help individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of retirement planning, enabling them to reach their financial goals. We are committed to offering well-rounded education, tailored financial strategies, and expert support to help our clients achieve financial security and enjoy peace of mind, paving the way for a fulfilling retirement. Do you have questions about the Social Security WEP or GPO rules? Most school districts and state pension plans only provide 58% to 69% of your income when you retire. Most state teacher pension websites encourage participation in a 403(b) plan. As an employee of a school district or system, you are eligible to participate in a 403(b) plan. This plan is similar to a 401(k) and allows you to save pre-tax money from your paycheck to better prepare for your retirement. As an added perk, contributing to a 403(b) plan can lower your state and federal taxes. Did you know that the 118th Congress passed the Social Security Fairness Act (HR82), which was signed into law on January 6, 2025? Once implemented, the Social Security Fairness Act will remove the WEP and GPO reductions to Social Security benefits for individuals who are also eligible for public pensions from work not covered by Social Security. Find out how this significant reform impacts you as a teacher or professional in the education industry. We are here to help you understand how these changes will affect your retirement and benefits.
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