Living at a level of comfort you’re used to when you retire requires taking steps to ensure that you have enough money. Retirement planning involves examining your goals for retirement, and then figuring how much you need to meet those objectives. You need to figure-out when to start investing and saving, how much you need to save, and what you may expect to receive from other sources such as Social Security. Retirement objectives, costs and resources are issues you need to take stock of before you quit working. Otherwise, you may find that you can’t afford to stop working.
Submitted by Anonymous on
I just read an interesting article in U.S. News & World Report.
The article is about retirement and how everything has changed for Baby Boomers over the past couple of years.
The main point is that most people need to adjust to reality and simply forget about retirement as we know it.
Submitted by Anonymous on
I just read an article about the use of "buckets" for retirement planning.
Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on this approach?
