Archive for Retirement Planning
Common Sense Saving
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By Jean Jacques Borno
The old-fashioned common sense of our grandparents still stands as a reliable guide to money. Whether you are digging out of holiday debt or managing substantial assets, the principles are similar and are worth repeating.
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Heading in the Home Stretch
Posted by: | CommentsWith the end of work in sight, a Virginia lawyer brings his retirement up to speed
Kenneth Labowitz gives it about 10 more years. By that time, he’ll be 68, and he anticipates having paid for his three children’s educations as well as coming into some money through inheritances from his parents and in-laws.
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Retirement Planning
Posted by: | CommentsHave you ever wondered whether you will be able to retire?
Do you know how long your retirement savings will last?
With the average life span increasing, many of us will have 30 years of retirement or more.
• Are you prepared for retirement?
• Will your savings and retirement income be enough?
• What forms of income will you have?
• Do you know what your income needs will be at retirement?
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