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What would happen if you and 9 other educators from your school here in Indiana, sat down in a small room and forced each other to GRADE YOURSELVES on how well your retirement plan was doing?
What letter grade would you give your own retirement plan?
Would you give your retirement plan a B? Maybe a D? What about your other 9 educators? How many would give their own retirement plans a passing grade?
Would it surprise you to find out that most, maybe 7 or 8 out of the ten of you wouldn’t even know THEMSELVES how well their own retirement plan is doing?
[ Click here to request your FREE Special Report – The Top 5 Retirement Bloopers Indiana Educators Make With Their 403(b) Retirement Plans ]
And if you started talking to each other a little and were very candid (read BRUTALLY HONEST) about what you’ve done or not done with your retirement, you’d likely find more than half of the educators in the room had made what I call a RETIREMENT BLOOPER during their teaching career.
How do I know this? Fortunately everyone in my family has been involved with Indiana education at some point in their career.
Plus as an accountant and CPA myself, I’ve taught over 100 Indiana educators about planning for retirement.
Because of my unique personal and professional experience I’ve been able to put down on paper a special report I call The Top 5 Retirement Bloopers Indiana Educators Make With Their 403(b) Retirement Plans.
The report is free, it’s a very quick read and in it I show you the investment bloopers I personally witnessed from educators around the state of Indiana.
[ To get your Free Special Report, simply send a blank email to: 5bloopers@getresponse.com or click here to go to my website to request it. ]
Plus at the end of the report I show you how you can get a grade your own retirement plan and get a Free Retirement Plan Report Card.
Getting a low grade on your retirement plan is one thing. At least you know where you stand and can take steps to improve or change it.
Not knowing what grade or how to grade your retirement plan is another thing entirely. You don’t know what you don’t know.
And usually you find out, too late (when you retire), something could have been changed if you’d only KNOWN what your GRADE WAS.
The Top 5 Retirement Bloopers Indiana Educators Make With Their 403(b) Retirement Plans
1) The first way is to simply send a blank email (that means no subject line, no message, just leave everything blank) to this email address:
I’ll automatically email you right back (maybe in 5-15 minutes) with your special report that you can open and print out to read.
2) Or you can go to my website and request it at: http://www.archerbalancedfund.com/5bloopers.htm
The directions are simple and you can download it right from my website.
Thanks again for reading this email and I strongly encourage you to read my report. Again it’s free and may help you avoid retirement bloopers.
Sincerely, Troy C. Patton, CPA
PS. In case you’re wondering, Indiana is my home. My father, Don Patton, taught at Delta, Chatard, Lebanon and Knightstown. My mother, Karen Patton, taught at Indianapolis Public Schools and my sister Tara-Lynne Sinicki currently teaches in the Westfield school system.
PPS. If you teach English I welcome your critique of my report. Just be kind with the red-ink pen. Remember I’m a CPA (very good with numbers) and not a particularly good writer.
Send all correspondence (with or without red ink) to:
Troy C. Patton, CPA, President Archer Investment Corporation 9000 Keystone Crossing, Suite 630 Indianapolis, IN 46240
http://www.archerbalancedfund.com/403b.htm (317) 581-1776 x52
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