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Corinne is the Regulatory Lead and Certified IRA Specialist at VSECU. She has fifteen years of legal experience working as a paralegal while clerking for the Vermont Bar. She also was an accounting system specialist with a legal concentration in advocacy, disability, and employment law. She operated her own disability business representing veterans and claimants with Social Security disability and VA claims after working for the Vermont Attorney General's office. She now resides in Walden with her family who are currently completing construction on an energy efficient post and beam. She enjoys building her mini-farm, exploring the outdoors, riding her horses, and looks forward to completing construction on her family home.
By: Corinne Brochu
December 26th, 2018
If you have an individual retirement account (IRA), your annual contributions have a limit. In 2019, those limits are rising, which is great news for those who like to save the maximum. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about the new maximums and your phase-out range (if you are covered by a retirement plan at work).
By: Corinne Brochu
October 16th, 2018
IRAs, or individual retirement accounts, have been used for many years as a means to reduce taxable income and save money for retirement. Monies placed into a traditional IRA are not subject to income taxes and continue to earn interest, which is also not taxed.
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