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What should you do if retirement comes sooner than you planned?
Even for those who fastidiously plan out their retirement goals, surprises such as loss of job, illness or disability can force you into retirement earlier than you planned. When this happens, you may have to make some decisions quickly and without a lot of thought, but your best approach would be to take a deep breath and rationalize how your new reality can be best managed. This article by Steve Vernon appears at CBS News MoneyWatch and offers a common-sense guide for what to do if retirement comes too soon. Click here to read more.
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