T. Rowe Price Experts Publish 2021 Financial Checklist For Retirement Savers
The checklist acts as a monthly financial guide for investors, providing tips and ideas for building a plan with checkpoints along the way to ensure investors continue to track their progress throughout the year.
"The most successful plans aren't 'one and done'; they are revisited and adjusted regularly," said
The first three months of the 2021 checklist can be found below. The comprehensive list can be found here.
January: Set your intentions
- Prioritize your goals. Start categorizing by what's urgent, what's important, and what can wait.
- Draft a 2021 budget. Look at last year's income and expenses and set your plan.
- Make your 2021 IRA contribution. You have the potential to earn thousands more over the long term by making contributions earlier in the year.
February: Prepare for tax time
- Get organized. Gather last year's forms and records. Make sure you have access to all documents needed.
- File your taxes. Submit your return as soon as you're ready but no later than
April 15, 2021 . - Invest your tax refund. You can choose to have your refund deposited directly into an investment account.
March: Simplify your investments
- Don't forget your old 401(k). You have a few options. Consider factors like tax benefits, investment choices, and costs to determine what's right for you.
- Streamline holdings. Asset allocation funds provide a diversified portfolio in a single investment and are rebalanced regularly.
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