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Financial Planning For Retirement Is Must Do For All

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  1. tatus / Jul 9 2010

    thanks for everything samuel!

  2. taran rah / Jul 13 2010

    Today, with 60′s being the new 50′s, a lot of us will not think of retiring until we are at least 70 years old. This makes me remember Pop, and wonder how he knew when it was the “just right” age to retire. I asked for advice on the topic from Wall Street Journal columnist Jeff Opdyke, who wrote the book “Financially Ever After.” But he said it is not as important to choose the right age, as it is to avoid choosing the wrong age.

  3. gigliot / Jul 14 2010

    Great Channel!!!!!

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  5. wuer pucci / Jul 17 2010

    Great words!

  6. critsuyer / Jul 22 2010

    Thanks for this video – your metaphor of ‘fixing’ up’ old houses (room by room) is excellent.

  7. cice lobod / Jul 28 2010

    There should not be any charge to roll your funds over and set up your new accounts. There will be fees associated with the particular funds you purchase and trading costs. But with the amount of your investments, account fees should be low.

    Check with your current bank and find out what investment services they offer. Then do the same thing with a large bank such as Bank of America. Next check out a broker, Charles Scwab or Vanguard. Compare their fee structures and products. Keep in mind that they will all be after your money, so be careful and don't sign up until you have compared several companies and carefully considered the pros and cons of each.

    You should be able to place your money in a variety of products. Some conservative growth funds to protect you from inflation as well as tax free bond funds. Ideally you will be able to roll your retirement proceeds into a ROTH IRA. That will make all future proceeds tax free.

  8. mahroez four / Jul 31 2010

    Congratulations! I hope you have a great time on your trip. Be safe and I look forward to seeing what you end up putting together. /hug

  9. lis / Aug 3 2010

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  10. ford trunker / Aug 17 2010

    Saving for retirement came right off the top of our salaries. We had a plan that ensured we retired before age 60 and with enough to live very well. Plan included having mortgage paid and no debts by the time retirement came. Worked great.

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