If you are 40 years old and plan to retire at 65, you can’t just look at the value of your
retirement investments 25 years from now. You’re not going to spend all of it the day that you
retire, but spread it out over 20 or more years. So this really gives you an investing time-frame
of 45 years, with withdrawals beginning 25 years from now.
With any kind of retirement plan, set up automatic contributions so that the money is already
deducted from your paycheck. This way you’ll learn to live on what’s left over without having to
decide each month if you can “afford it”.
Retirement plans aren’t a thrilling thing to think about. But if you plan to retire at 63 and maybe
live to 88, that’s 25 years without a paycheck. Every year that you procrastinate to get started,
can cost you over $100,000.
Other Retirement Planning Topics:
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Retirement Planning
- IRA’s (Individual Retirement Account) – Traditional IRA
- Roth IRA – Taking Money Out
- Employer Sponsored Retirement Plans
- Retirement Plans - Continued
- 401K Savings
- Notes for 403(b) Plan Participants
- Senior citizens retirement resources
- Retirement Plans for Small Business and Sole Proprietors
- Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) IRAs
- SIMPLE (Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees) IRA
- Your own 401(k) for the self-employed
- Employer Retirement Plan Vesting and Contribution
- Forgotten Retirement Benefits
- Other thoughts about retirement accounts
- Other thoughts about your retirement needs
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