The Importance of Budgeting in Retirement Years

There are many steps one can take in preparation for retirement life, not the least of which is a failure to adequately plan for a financial structure that will accommodate their situation. Whether you’re retiring early or planning to defer as long as possible, there are mistakes that can potentially upset your strategy. An article by financial columnist and retired educator Elizabeth Manneh outlines 12 of the most common missteps facing future retirees, discussing the implications of each and offering suggestions on avoiding many of them. Read her article, posted on www.rd.com, here…

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