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What % to retirement? POLL

| SavingAdvice.com

We're putting away 15% of my gross into a 401k (company matches to 2% and give a 3% bonus at the end of the year so, by year end it is 20%). Also going to start a roth this year and try to put at least 5,000 (between DH and myself) into it. I keep kicking myself for not doing it sooner Personally, I think that's great (the amount you are putting away). Things I keep stressing to my older (i.e. 14 y.o.) nephew, are: he shouldn't get a car until he absolutely has to. as soon as he starts working, he should contribute the maximum amount to a Roth IRA ... at least for the first 4 years of his work life, which will set up his retirement before he turns 21 don't buy things, just to buy them and say "I have the latest greatest doo-hickey" I too wish I started earlier than I did, but I refuse to beat myself up over the bad choice I made in my past that cannot be changed now.


Retirement plans without advice 'financially questionable'

Mon, 29 Jan 07 14:38:32 GMT | londonstockexchange

Many people who forego financial advice for their retirement choose to invest in property or look overseas for a cheaper lifestyle ? decisions that could be financially questionable, according to a leading independent financial adviser.


Aid for less wealthy on health care

| Findory News

San Diego Union-Tribune: The state of California will help you save money for retirement by not taxing that portion of your income you contribute each year to your 401 retirement savings plan. The state of California will help you save money for your kids' college education by allowing you to earn tax-deferred earnings ...


Retirement savings plan "imperative" for self-employed

Fri, 09 Feb 07 09:44:31 GMT | londonstockexchange

With six out of ten self-employed people over the age of 50, it is increasingly important that people have an adequate savings plan for their retirement, according to a new report.


TheRetirementAdvisor.net Brings You the Inaugural Issue of Our Monthly Newsletter, 'The Retirement Advisor'

| PRWeb - Press Release

TheRetirementAdvisor.net (http://www.theretirementadvisor.net), a fixed income, stock advisory and educational site catered to the mature investor, brings you the free inaugural issue of "The Retirement Advisor." (PRWeb Feb 16, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/TWFnbi1TcXVhLUhhbGYtSG9yci1NYWduLVplcm8=


Explaining Insanity: Those Who Ignore Retirement Planning

Fri, 16 Feb 2007 16:09:00 +0000 | Newsvine

There's a percentage of the population who is just pretending that their retirement is never going to happen! They don't save for retirement or think about the future at all. Learn why a lot of Americans don't save for retirement.


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