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When Will You Retire?

4 More Than 10 Years

Where Do I Start?
Retirement Savings Vehicles
The Economy
Making Your Money Last
Resources for Women
Health in Retirement

4 Less Than 10 Years

Where Do I Start?
Retirement Savings Vehicles
The Economy
Your Well Being
Making Your Money Last
Resources for Women
Health in Retirement

4 Already Retired

Young At Heart
Your Assets
Making Your Money Last
The Economy
When to take Social Security
What if I Want to Keep Working?
Doing More after Retirement
Health in Retirement

4 For Business Owners

Using Business Dollars to Save for Retirement
Turning Your Business Into Retirement Income or A Family Legacy

4 Learn More About:

IRAs

Life Insurance

Annuities

Mutual Funds

National Life Group

What if I Want to Continue Working?
If you continue working after retirement, either for personal fulfillment or financial need, there are some things you should consider.

It’s possible to continue working and receive Social Security benefits, but there are income limits, and the benefit will be reduced. Starting with the month you reach full retirement age, you can get your benefits with no limit on your earnings. A higher benefit later, a result of waiting to collect Social Security, may be more beneficial to you and your survivors later.

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If you have other retirement accounts, such as a 401(k) or IRA, minimum distribution requirements may apply, generally when you reach age 70 ½. Be sure to speak with your financial representative about your particular situation.

Of course, for many people, retirement can also mean the start of a new career! There’s an old adage that says “find something you love to do, and figure out a way to make money at it.” With your good retirement planning in place, this may be the best time to turn those interests into something more rewarding!

Here are some resources that may be helpful:
Encore: Work that Matters in the Second Half of LifeEldercare.gov
AARP – Choosing A Career
Seniors for Hire – Job Posting Resource

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