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One of the first things to do is to calculate what you are going to need to retire. You will need to determine if your retirement
money will last a lifetime in bad markets!

Over 77 million American Baby Boomers will be retiring over the next 28 years! With changes to social security being considered you need to know where you will stand when you retire.

 

This will make the difference between playing golf and traveling or playing Bingo all the way through your last 30 years of life on this Earth, as it could be the only activity your budget allows.
You have worked all your life and a little miscalculation could ruin all your savings.

I know, during my working years I have seen so many horror stories on the issue of withdrawing money during a down market. I know the truth and reality of when your money is taken out of your retirement account and is no longer available to help recover when the market eventually turns positive. It is like watching your entire life savings plan go right down the drain.

 

No wonder why we end-up with a headache!

Read our article:

Investors: Avoid These 5 Common Tax Mistakes
by David Twibell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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