Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD
Specializing in Retirement Planning for Those Who Work or Have Worked in Telecommunications
Retirement Planning is a nuanced process that many may never comprehend to its fullest. If you’re a Telecommunications employee, understanding the options available to you can be even more difficult. Whether you’re faced with an RIF, an EIPP, or making the daunting decisions that come along with planning your financial future, Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD has the skills and knowledge to help you retire confidently.
To simplify the process and offer as much clarity as possible, we’ve devised our own method to guide you towards your individual retirement goals. Covering aspects such as asset allocation, 401(k) rollovers, and pension paperwork, Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD offers tailored guidance to telecommunications retirees. The dedicated team at Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD understands the emotional and financial weight of this decision and will work closely with you to ensure confidence each step of the way.
Rely on our experienced team of professionals to assess the most suitable retirement income options for your lifestyle.
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Events in January–February 2025
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Convention Photos
Ron and Derrick Osobase
Ronald A. Bartlett, Founder of Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD, pictured with Derrick Osobase, Vice President of the CWA District 6, at the District 6 Convention in July 2024.
Ron and Claude Cummings Jr.
Ronald A. Bartlett, Founder of Ronald A. Bartlett & Associates, LTD, pictured with Claude Cummings Jr., President of the CWA, at the District 6 Convention in July 2024.
Pensions, Buyouts, & Retirement Income
For Telecom Employees
There was a time when pensions were the most common of retirement benefit plans. Employees looked forward to what could generally be described as a private version of Social Security offered via an employer. However, those days are gone, and only a small number of the US population have pensions now. As a telecom worker, you may be one of those lucky few. If you do receive a pension,—especially as a Telecom worker— there are key decisions you’ll need to make about how to utilize your benefits.