A financially secure retirement starts with making a plan now. You may not want to work forever or be able to rely fully on Social Security, so thinking ahead has its benefits. There are a few steps to planning for retirement, starting with how much money you'll need and your own prio...
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Retirement planning is a multi-step process that evolves over time. It starts with thinking about your retirement goals and how long you have to meet them. Then you need to choose and contribute to retirement accounts that will help you raise the money to fund your future. As you're ...
People at this stage of retirement planning should continue to take advantage of any 401(k) matching programs that their employers offer. They should also try to max out contributions to a 401(k) or Roth IRA (you can have both at the same time). For those ineligible for a Roth IRA, c...