Forced retirement
A 2017 survey by the Employee Benefits Research Institute found that 48 percent of people retire unexpectedly, often because of health problems, caregiving demands, or job layoffs. Bill Galvin, a certified financial planner with Capital Management Group of New York says, “the first thing to do is to figure out how to move forward by thoughtfully examining your entire financial picture.” The attached article outlines steps that can help you secure your long-term future. Read article here…
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