Live Gay, Retire Rich

<p>Live Gay, Retire Rich! is an updated version of Retire Secure! for Same-Sex Couples, now updated to include the positive holding of the Supreme Court Case Obergefell v. Hodges and its implications. Highly reguarded and endorsed by dozens of financial professionals, Live Gay, Retire Rich lays out the best retirement and estate planning advices for same sex couples and teaches them how to make the most out of their retirement savings. For example:</p> <p>There were two gay couples with identical financial resources. They each had the same amount of money, identical investments, identical taxes, and identical earnings history for Social Security purposes. The first couple didn't do any planning. The second couple followed the advice offered in Live Gay, Retire Rich! Doing reasonable projections, the first couple runs of out money in 28 years while the second couple has $1.4 million and their portfolio continues to increase. </p> <p>What was the difference? The first couple didn't follow the advice in Live Gay, Retire Rich, but the second couple did. The first couple never got married, started receving Social Security benefits at 62, didn't make any Roth IRA conversions, and didn't use key IRA and retirement plan estate planning strategies recommended in Live Gay, Retire Rich! The second couple did get married, used our recommended apply and suspend technique for Social Security, did a series of Roth IRA conversions, and used the key IRA and retirement plan estate planing strategies we recommend. </p> <p>Gay retirement, gay retirement planning, lgbt finance, retirement, retirement planning, same sex marriage, retirement age, social security, gay marriage, lgbt retirement, lgbt retirement planning, gay financial planning, gay trust plan, gay marriage supreme court, lgbt planning, lesbian retirement, assets under management, gay estate plan, Roth IRA, Roth IRA Conversions, IRA, 401k, 403b, gay retirement saving, gay money, investing, investments, finances, tax planning, taxes, money management, lgbt retirement, personal finance</p>