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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

The Economy
Some days, it seems as though the economy is about as predictable as the weather. But like the weather, the economy has always historically rebounded after stormy times.

Today, we're in the middle of a recession. Gas, groceries, and other common items have taken a front seat to luxuries like vacations, new cars, and electronics.

But don’t think of your retirement as a luxury. Despite the economy’s dips, you shouldn’t stop contributing to your retirement accounts since this is the money you will have to live off of once you retire.

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This means you might have to make some choices in terms of where you contribute your savings. Remember through that you can probably get a loan for college or for your daughter’s wedding. You can’t get a loan to get you through retirement.

Here are some resources that may be helpful:
Moody’s – economic analysis
Consumer Handbook to Credit Protection Laws

TC47507(0309)

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