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Homestretch Retirement Planning
You may not view it this way, but attaining age 50 is considered a wake-up call by many. It’s a plateau of sorts, and it’s a good time to take stock of where you are with respect to preparing for eventual retirement. Yes, it’s still more than a decade and a half away for most, but if you’re behind the curve in your financial planning that’s really not a huge amount of time to catch up. Policygenius.com’s Constance Brinkley-Badgett, in a post on www.nextavenue.org, offers up some strategic thinking that can help pave the way to retirement and ensure a comfortable position in this life phase. Read her post here…
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