What does high net worth mean? Think about it: in today's economy, owning a house, two nice cars, and a healthy 401K just might push your net worth into a tax bracket that, at least to the government, is considered high net worth. So if that's you, and you're nearing retirement, what are you supposed to do?
Gary Mattson and Laurel Steward, the father-daughter team at Mattson Financial Services, explain what the term "net worth" means for the average family, and how people can avoid being the "everyday millionaire" that puts them in the higher tax bracket in retirement.
To learn more about putting yourself in a position to retire wealthier, Mattson Financial has a great offer. For the first five callers that have saved $250,000 or more who are retired or nearing retirement, Mattson Financial is offering a complimentary full-blown retirement plan. They'll sit down with you and provide a roadmap analyzing where you are financially, discuss where you want to be during retirement, and the steps you can take to get there.
Call 800-536-8907 to take advantage of this offer. Or learn more by visiting mattsonfinancial.com.
This segment is sponsored by Mattson Financial Services.
