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March 2022 IRS Segment Interest Rates For Pension Are Up!

For those interested, the IRS published the March interest rates used for pension calculation.

For those that are thinking of retiring within a year or two and are considering to take the lump sum distribution, you’d be wise to pay attention to interest rates.

Remember that the higher the interest rates, the lower the discounted present value amount you would receive.

FYI, the last time the 3-month weighed average rate was higher was in December 2019.

Note that a 1% increase in interest rates will result in approximate 8 to 10% loss in the lump sum distribution amount you would receive.

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if you are under 60, the lump sum is discounted, but if you were already planning to retire in 2022, retire now. If you are planning to retire in 2023 and you are 60 or less, retire now (or you are working for free). If you are only 58, the problem is a bit harder, if you do not retire now, then you may be working for half pay or for free if interest rates go up in 3Q, probably best to retire now, but maybe you need the half pay because of a kid in college or other expenses. If you are 57, and have saved for retirement and no big expenses, retire now. If you are 56 or 55, you probably need to keep working.

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Post ID: @1juu+1gmeaFzR

That’s why I retired Q1.

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