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A Checklist for Retiring Early
As that magical phase of life called “retirement” approaches, many give thought to the wonder of retiring early and heading out on a different path. Social Security, of course, is structured to enable you to enter this phase as early as age 62, but it’s not an easy choice to make for many, and it requires some careful planning. Financial adviser Shawn Bumgardner, in a post on www.thenewsherald.com, provides some insight into what needs to be considered in making this decision. Read his article here…‘
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