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For self-employed people, and those working in small, unincorporated firms, coming up with a way to use pre-tax dollars to fund a retirement plan can be difficult. The Keogh plan, a qualified retirement plan, has been developed to help fund a retirement plan for self-employed individuals.

The main difference between a Keogh and an IRA is the contribution limit. There are rules regarding to contributions and penalties for premature distributions.

The financial representatives at Northwest Financial LLC understand the details of Keogh plans and welcome the opportunity to show you how this retirement account can help you meet your retirement planning needs if you are self-employed.

Contact us today to learn more.

   
   
 

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