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How A Second Home Can Affect Your Retirement Plan
Owning a vacation home can seem like a great idea. After all, just throwing a few things in your car to leave for a vacation at your personal Shangri-La is a very enticing dream. But, if you’re contemplating buying a second home for vacation purposes, you’d do well to consider how that might affect your future retirement, especially in the area of your retirement savings. In this Forbes article by financial planner David John Marotta, the author describes in detail the responsibilities of owning a second home, as well as how applying those resources to your retirement savings might improve your comfort when your working career is over. Click here to read more.
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