We hope you enjoyed listening to "Ask the Experts" on WHAM 1180, Sunday, September 22nd at 7pm.
Ask the Experts is CNB's financial forum for education and advice as local experts answer your questions on financial topics that interest you. The experts of the last call included Denise Kelly-Dohse, Assistant Vice President, Financial Planning Officer and Mark Mazzochetti, CISP, Vice President, Retirement Services Officer, as they discussed ways to take charge of your retirement.
Highlights From the Show
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How CNB Can Provide Education and Advice For Your 401(k) Strategy
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What is the difference between a Traditional IRA and ROTH IRA?
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How Do You Manage Your Spending Needs Into Retirement?
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How Does Social Security Factor in to Your Retirement?
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How Much Can You Contribute to Your 401(k)?
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How Much Should I Save For Retirement?
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Need to "Catch Up" on Your Retirement Savings?
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The advantages of Roth IRAs
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The benefits of rolling over a 401(k) account from previous employer
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For questions, feel free to contact Denise Kelly-Dohse and Mark Mazzochetti.
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