Planning for Retirement vs Planning for Old Age


Financial planning, as is obvious from the name of the profession, is directed toward the future. One important aspect of a financial planner's work is "retirement planning"—helping clients invest and manage their funds to make sure they will have enough resources to take care of themselves in their later years.Rick Kahler, CFP, resides in Rapid City, South Dakota and is a fee-only financial planner. He is the co-author of "The Financial Wisdom of Ebenezer Scrooge" and "Conscious Finance," both available on Amazon.com. You can learn more about Rick at wwww.kahlerfinancial.com.

 

www.producersweb.com The June Spotlight on Retirement Planning discusses a new report from the Employee Benefits Research Institute indicates that Social Security makes up about 40 percent of retirement income for seniors; and how only 48 percent of the millions of Canadians aged 55 and older currently have a retirement income strategy in place.
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2 Responses to “Planning for Retirement vs Planning for Old Age”

  1. malindavanderwal says:

    thanks for the video

  2. RetirementMedia says:

    Good definition of retirement.
    Robert
    55CommunityGuide . com

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