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Stretching Your Retirement DollarsThis is a guide about stretching your retirement dollars. Many people are surprised at their reduced spending ability after they retire.

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Organizing Retirement PaperworkThis is a guide about organizing retirement paperwork. Prior to retiring it is beneficial to begin organizing all of the paperwork related to your retirement plans.

Cutting Back in Retirement and Still Having Fun

Cutting Back in Retirement and Still Having FunThis is a guide about cutting back in retirement and still having fun. For many people retirement may require some spending cutbacks, but that does not mean you can't still have fun.

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What Should I Do With My 401K After Losing My Job?Rolling your 401K over into a Roth IRA can be a great way to continue building your retirement even after you lose a job. This is a guide about what should I do with my 401k after losing my job?

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Receiving 401K Benefit Without ContributingIf I didn't contribute to the 401k at my last employer (almost 5 years), are there any funds in the company's 401k with my name on them?

Can I Roll a 401K into a Bank Account Without Penalties?Will I be penalized for rolling my 401k into my bank account, even if I don't use it?

Tips for Preparing to File for Social SecurityI am going to be 62 in June of 2013. I want to apply for S.S. and want to know any suggestions on tips to cut back on cable, filing out forms, places I can get help with prescriptions, and help with rent.

Receiving Disbursements from an IRAI am 70 now; how do I start drawing from my IRA account?

Selecting a Broker or Financial PlannerWhat are the most important things to consider when choosing a professional to help you define and meet your retirement goals?

Deciding When to RetireI'm almost 63 and have worked at my job (IT) for over 20 years. In an effort to decrease staff, my work is offering (to anyone eligible) a great early retirement option. I will get 16 weeks of pay and insurance (at what I'm paying now) until I turn 65.

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