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I need help with my retirement planning?
By Tom Dunn | January 10, 2009
sktchgrl asked:
I am single and 33yo and I have really failed in setting money aside for retirement. I have had two jobs now (I currently) that I’ve set up deductions. Now I want to roll what I have set aside, and I don’t have the first clue to get started. I know every year I get more and more nervous about the whole thing. Any good ideas for what I should do? Thanks so much in advance for your serious responses!
Geraldine
I am single and 33yo and I have really failed in setting money aside for retirement. I have had two jobs now (I currently) that I’ve set up deductions. Now I want to roll what I have set aside, and I don’t have the first clue to get started. I know every year I get more and more nervous about the whole thing. Any good ideas for what I should do? Thanks so much in advance for your serious responses!
Geraldine
Topics: retirement planning |
January 12th, 2009 at 11:00 pm
Hello
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January 14th, 2009 at 11:42 pm
OMG, I hope you don’t fall for this crap! Look at when he joined Answers and figure out he gets kicked off a lot. It’s a scam.
January 15th, 2009 at 5:10 pm
The best thing to do is go see a financial advisor or a retirement planner. I currently work with around 50 FA’s around the country. I’m in the process of getting my license, so I can’t really suggest anything for you up front, plus I don’t really know your full status. First step- You have to go around to other financial institutions (banks, financial advisor firms) and shop for one. It’s like getting a car; you need to make sure all is to your liking. You have to be able to trust the person though because there are a lot of crooks. If you email me at I might be able to save you time and get a FA for you that you can trust. They specialize in retirement planning. Hope I can help you!!!