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How To Have A Comfortable Retirement How To Have A Comfortable Retirement |
Answer 1/2 - Submitted 12/16/2009
When your age of 35 years or more and havent made a serious effort to plan for pension, You dream of a comfortable and active pension could lead to the nightmare of his old poor.Scare and tactics, you say? Consider this: Most experts say you need at least 66 of the pre --pension income housing comfortable when pension. But an active retirement may need 70-80 pre --pension income to pay for the added. Hope this helps you. Thanks for using webanswers.!
Answer 2/2 - Submitted 12/18/2009
Begin saving for retirement when you are young or as soon as possible. Max out your company's 401-k plan and also start a Roth IRA. You can put $5000 a year into a Roth and you will never have to pay taxes on it again. Pay off your home early, pay off all of your bills and you can have a more comfortable retirement.
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