A Primer on Retirement Planning
Recognizing retirement as a transition rather than an end is a good first-step in building a plan that will minimize the disruption that a major life event of this magnitude can have. Whether it’s preparing for a stable income stream after stepping out of a career, or whether it’s giving thought to the emotional and social logistics of retirement living, there is no effective substitute for planning ahead. Personal money manager and award-winning author Julie Jason takes presents a nine-step assessment process to help you approach this planning process. Read her www.ctpost.com article here…
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