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On Becoming Financially Ready for Retirement–Some Thoughts on Money
Life comes at you pretty fast, and the older we get, the more that becomes obvious. And it becomes even more obvious when one sees the retirement milestone coming at a fast pace. If you don’t have a plan in place to make the transition into retirement, now’s the time to get serious about it, and a post on courant.com by Wealth Enhancement Group’s Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb will give you some valuable insights into how best to approach the critical task of ensuring that your plans are retirement-ready. It’s interesting to note that the decision you’ll make on claiming Social Security follows four planning steps focused on simply arranging your finances and life issues. That’s not to say Social Security is of lesser importance, but it does say that there are prerequisites you should consider before making that claiming decision. Read the post here…
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