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Retirement: starting over in a new job
When a new company took over the packaging company where Pat Baines was vice-president and asked him to transfer from Charlotte, N.C., to California, he chose early retirement, at age 62. That early retirement, plus paying for his sons’ higher education and the effects of two subsequent bear markets, left Pat and his wife, Bonnie, seriously short on retirement savings. Enter Baines’s second career, as a full-time mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service…Read More
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