[separateptz]

and with today's rising costs of living do you think it still will be possible or will you have to work longer than you had hoped?

Sandra

[separateptz]

and with today's rising costs of living do you think it still will be possible or will you have to work longer than you had hoped?

Sandra

[cl-chic04]

I've not given it much thought since I'm 25, but I know its something I might wanna think about, but right now I have some other stuff going in my life that thinking about retiring isn't on the list.

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[erica-s]

I'm 31 now.  My husband has a great retirement plan on his job, so I'll probably work until he gets his next promotion, which should be in 1-2 years.  Then, I plan on staying home or working part-time.  I know....I probably shouldn't be so dependent on hubby, but that's how I am...lol.

[wishful78]

Great question! I've given this a lot of thought, too. Granted I'm only 29, I've had a 401k since I was 24. It's always best to start early because you never know. I don't even know if social security is even going to exist by the time I retire and I know that a lot of retired folks rely on social security because some cannot rely on their retirement money alone. I have a 401k w/my employer and they are really good at matching. I have 5% of my salary deducted each paycheck that goes to my 401k. I also have a savings account that earns interest and I also have an IRA which is interest bearing as well.

It's never too late to think about retirement and if you are young, start now.

 

 
  



 
 
 
 

[cl-terreinarkansas]

Well, I no longer work but I imagine officially I will retire at age 65 and get all the benefits. My husband has a great retirement plan and we are financially sound so I don't see a problem at all.

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