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Retiring this year? Here are some pre-planning steps to consider.
OK, you’re now looking seriously at “pulling the plug” on your worklife. Once you’ve made the decision, and while you’re enjoying the comfort of having made the decision, there are a few key double-checking steps you would do well to consider (if you haven’t already). Essentially, they can act as validation for the decision, or they can be second-thought provokers, but nevertheless, they would serve to make the road ahead smoother. Look at it this way, you’ve either covered the bases when you made the decision, or you may not know what you don’t know. Either way, thinking about the points raised in investing and wealth management reporter James Royal’s bankrate.com post may help you in the longrun. Read his post here…
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