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Don’t let fraud hurt your retirement finances
After working and saving for a lifetime, your retirement nest egg is an asset that you should spend a lot of time protecting from fraud. The unfortunate reality is that their are a lot of criminals out there who will do everything they can to get at your money, no matter how carefully you guard it. The best advice to keep your money safe is to remember the phrase “stranger danger”, that is, don’t accept any calls or other solicitations that you didn’t initiate yourself. This article by Michael Batement appears in The News-Enterprise (Kentucky) and offers advice on how to keep your retirement assets safe. Click here to read more.
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