http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-bargain-hunter/2009/10/16/voice-of-the-expert-planning-for-retirement-starts-now/ The AJC helps find metro Atlanta deals and steals to save you money Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:55:50 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-bargain-hunter/2009/10/16/voice-of-the-expert-planning-for-retirement-starts-now/#comment-1649 Tips for managing your 401 (K) account | Atlanta Bargain Hunter Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:01:54 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-bargain-hunter/?p=2303#comment-1649 [...] How do you prepare for your retirement? A personal finance expert walks you through the steps at every stage in life, from your early 20s through your 70s. Read more here. [...] [...] How do you prepare for your retirement? A personal finance expert walks you through the steps at every stage in life, from your early 20s through your 70s. Read more here. [...]

]]> http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-bargain-hunter/2009/10/16/voice-of-the-expert-planning-for-retirement-starts-now/#comment-1555 Ole Guy Mon, 19 Oct 2009 00:41:21 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-bargain-hunter/?p=2303#comment-1555 Whether out of economic necessity or simply a desire to "keep your hand in", as it were, retirees, health and attitude permitting, need to stay engaged with the world. This may take on the form of active employment, volunteerism, or any of a number of means of "continuing the march". As a young adult a coupla centuries ago (or so it often seems), I attended many funerals of recent retirees who, good health and finances notwithstanding, probably found themselves short of that "psycic income" derived from the sense of belonging. You psychology folks have probably, at some point in your lives, heard of a good ole boy by the name of Abraham Maslow. Prior to actually receiving that gold watch, all retirees-to-be should study-up on ole Abe and his thoughts. Godspeed to all retirees! Whether out of economic necessity or simply a desire to “keep your hand in”, as it were, retirees, health and attitude permitting, need to stay engaged with the world. This may take on the form of active employment, volunteerism, or any of a number of means of “continuing the march”. As a young adult a coupla centuries ago (or so it often seems), I attended many funerals of recent retirees who, good health and finances notwithstanding, probably found themselves short of that “psycic income” derived from the sense of belonging. You psychology folks have probably, at some point in your lives, heard of a good ole boy by the name of Abraham Maslow. Prior to actually receiving that gold watch, all retirees-to-be should study-up on ole Abe and his thoughts. Godspeed to all retirees!

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