B P A S P A R T N E R C O N F E R E N C E 2 0 1 6 PANEL: MANAGING PARTICIPANTS BEYOND TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT • Carol Idone , VP, Client Relationship Management & Consulting, HANYS • Jude McDonough, Retirement Plan Advisor, Community Bank Wealth Management • Sean Arnold, QKA, CISP – Product Manager, BPAS AutoRollovers & MyPlanLoan Moderator: Robert A. Malczyk , VP, Sales, BPAS B P A S P A R T N E R C O N F E R E N C E 2 0 1 6
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B P A S P A R T N E R C O N F E R E N C E 2 0 1 6
PANEL: MANAGING PARTICIPANTS BEYOND TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT
• Carol Idone , VP, Client Relationship Management & Consulting, HANYS • Jude McDonough, Retirement Plan Advisor, Community Bank Wealth Management• Sean Arnold, QKA, CISP – Product Manager, BPAS AutoRollovers & MyPlanLoan
Moderator: Robert A. Malczyk , VP, Sales, BPAS
B P A S P A R T N E R C O N F E R E N C E 2 0 1 6
I can’t afford to save for retirement
I have too much student debt
How much do I save for retirement and still have enough for my
(our) children’s college education
Heck I saved $40,000 in my 401(k) how much will I get a
• Female Age 66• Applied for full social security• Last 15 years working for a large employer (excellent medical coverage)• Previously employed as a nurse in a hospital – 403(b) savings• Large balance in her IRA• Total Assets $1m• Has a personal financial advisor
Greatest ConcernHealth Coverage for herself and her husband (significant costs for prescriptions)
Case Study #2• Husband, 63, self-employed, averages $100k per year income (net); no retirement savings• Wife, 60, public school teacher; participates in a DB plan which will replace 60% of
income; has $200,000 in a 403(b)• Both healthy• The wife will be inheriting $500,000 (net) from her mother’s estate, expected within 6
months
Greatest Concern• Wife would like to retire sooner than later• What to do with the $500,000• Health care costs (including LTC)
Case Study #3
• Husband and wife, ages 62 and 67• Been working with the company 20+ years• Household income approximately $300K per year• $500K in 401K assets• $300K in CD’s• $200K in other assets• Debt free including primary residence
Greatest Concerns:Health Coverage for younger spouse, Stock market volatility and when to retire
Solutions
• IRA Rollover• Keeping money in the plan• Annuity options• Lifetime withdrawals• Roth withdrawals• 701/2 minimum distributions• 4% Rule• New DOL Guidelines