Sunday, June 8, 2008

Retirement Tax

Both the title and the link included will lead to the article I am referencing. Over the next 30-40 years the retirement age of americans will increase. Tax implications come with retirement and this article does a nice job of laying the foundation for a "retirement tax" plan. It is never too early to start thinking about how you are going to approach retirement. I hear people say all the time that they want to retire at age 55 or whatever their number is. For somebody to retire at 50 you need a plan. Start your plan by reading this article.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bw/20080606/bs_bw/jun2008pi2008064723185
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What can I tell you about myself and the blog. First, I have stresses like everyone else, I am continuously working hard to conserve my funds, while also taking time to enjoy life. After spending my entire childhood and college years in Maine, I moved to Connecticut to pursue my career. I went to Sanford High School and Bowdoin College (both in Maine). Both of these schools taught me a lot but there was one critical element missing from my education. How was I going to save, what was I going to save for and what financial tools should I utilize??? My goal with this blog is to give students and young professionals the upper hand in preparing for their financial future. There is a huge disconnect regarding how we teach "older professionals" to invest as opposed to "younger professionals". Hopefully this blog is able to confront that disconnect and provide a guide to investing, home buying and some of the other financial walls that spring up around "young professionals". For all of my readers please feel free to add posts and to ask questions. Also check out my store, which has some great books and practical business products. Happy Viewing!!

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