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Retirement planning is the process of developing your retirement investing and savings goals and programs for a future retirement. Plus, it will help you create income and make your assets last throughout your retirement years. Sources of retirement income can include:
Even if you plan to make the military a career, don't assume that you military retired pay and Social Security will be enough to meet your needs. Too many people wait until their mid-to-late 40s to start seriously planning their retirement. This is a big mistake. Saving $250 a month at age 25 will yield approximately $872,000 at age 65 with an 8 percent return. Waiting until age 45 to start saving yields only $147,000 at age 65 - a $725,000 difference!
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Looking for a reset in retirement? Follow these steps.
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From sorting out finances to finding a purpose in later years, these tips may help with a sometimes-worrying journey.
MOAA's financial expert breaks down your options.
Developing a plan can help ensure your golden years meet your expectations. Here's how to prepare.