Sentences with phrase «writing about retirement»

Thank you both for writing about retirement planning and what to expect after you retire.

I'm writing about retirement based off experience.

Please contrast that with folks who write about retirement who are not yet retired.

He writes about retirement issues affecting individuals and institutions.

Joe Udo writes about his retirement at age 38 on his own website retireby40.org.

HDFC Pension Plan — Guaranteed Pension Plan This article is based on request from Murali on «suggest a topic» option to write about retirement pension plans.

This article is based on request from Murali on «suggest a topic» option to write about retirement pension plans.

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Only 27 percent said they have a formal, written retirement plan, although 4 in 10 described themselves as somewhat or very knowledgeable about saving for retirement.

But Michael Kitces, a financial planner who writes extensively about retirement investing, thinks financial services firms are focusing on one problem when it really faces two.

Tweet Last week, I wrote about my plan C and D for retirement.

Today I'm (finally) sharing something that I've wanted to write about for a long time, but haven't tackled because there is no easy formula: how to determine what is «enough» to save for early retirement.

Roger contributes to his own popular finance blog, The Chicago Financial Planner where he writes about issues concerning financial planning, investments and retirement plans.

Ashley Eneriz is a freelance writer based in California who's written about personal finance topics including budgeting, retirement, student loans, banks, and refinancing.

She also writes about financial fitness and retirement.

Much has been written and discussed about reducing the vulnerability of retirees during retirement but very little about reducing the vulnerability of investment firms when plan participants reach retirement.

Grace is a middle aged woman who writes about the challenges of saving for retirement and minimizing debt late in life, with a middle class income.

Benartzi's research focuses on how retirement plans can increase effectiveness and Markowitz, dubbed, «The Father of Modern Portfolio Theory» has written about the importance of crafting an asset allocation that can help achieve gains while protecting investors from market volatility.

At the top of the left column write «Things I can control about retirement.»

At the top of the right column write «Things I can't control about retirement.»

That is one reason I am grateful for this opportunity to write down some theological reflections about retirement.

The invitation to write about my theological reflections about retirement was in many ways a gift to me, for it provoked me to put in order what had previously been random and fleeting thoughts about the subject.

Then there is his pace of production: according to commonly accepted dating techniques» using the known dates of Shakespeare's forced retreats from London during the plague years, the year of his final retirement to Stratford, allusions to current events in the plays, and so forth» it seems that during his working life in London he wrote on average two plays each year until the death of Elizabeth in 1603, when the pace slackened to about one play per year during the Jacobean reign.

I was going to write a goofy article this morning about my «combined non-top six starting XI» but I woke up this morning to news that Arsene Wenger announced his retirement at the end of the season and writing about...

He talked to HOH about Harlem, his retirement plans and writing to his congressman.

In the Oct. 1 issue of The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report, I wrote about the buzz in the Empire State that Hanna would opt for retirement.

She created the blog Modern Love Guide, where she has written articles and posted podcasts about healthy relationships, voluntary simplicity, body image, divorce, turning 40, early retirement, battles with the internal critic, gratitude and following your dreams.

And last month I wrote about a new paper studying an early retirement plan in Illinois that led to huge numbers of older, more experienced teachers retiring but which resulted in no academic harm.

In the Spring 2009 issue of Ed Next, Podgursky and Bob Costrell wrote about the high cost of teacher retirement benefits compared to those of workers in the private sector.

My colleagues Chad Aldeman and Kirsten Schmitz have written previously about the evolution of teacher retirement plans.

For example, I've written before about how growing retirement costs are eating into teacher salaries, and it turns out West Virginia is a prime example of this.

This month, for example, you will find a suspense story about a blogger who unravels the mystery of a hijacked ship carrying stolen Russian missiles to Iran; a gorgeously written novella about a bullfighter matched with a seemingly indestructible bull, a financial guide to retirement in the new economic reality, and more — all well worth your time and attention.

I began writing a relationship story about three men and three women in a retirement community.

In Part - 3, I will write about the balanced - growth asset allocation that we will hold until we reach early retirement (FIRE).

Two questions: Does the fact that I can write off a portion of the mortgage interest against my taxable income (I really don't know what I'm talking about exactly) contribute to retirement fund being better choice than mortgage?

Seventy per cent believe government pensions will be there for them in retirement but only 59 % of non-retired investors have a written financial plan to get them there, a percentage that falls to about 50 % for younger investors and those with under $ 100,000 in savings.

At one point retirement seemed so far off, and it still does, but after writing about personal finance and investing for a few years I've learned two things: you can save for the future, and it's hard to save for the future.

Pfau is a Princeton PhD and writes frequently about retirement income.

We write about a range of topics like reducing debt, finding student loans, getting the best strategy to pay off student loans, understanding credit cards and planning for retirement.

Over the past year I've written about doing smart things with money — investing for the long term, saving for retirement and paying down debt.

In 2015 (the time of this writing), the average monthly retirement pension was about $ 640.00 and the maximum was just under $ 1,100.00.

Q: I returned a quarter of my minimum 2008 withdrawal to my registered retirement income fund under the one - time opportunity you wrote about on April 2.

We have previously written about the importance of adjusting your financial planning to the new norms in retirement due to increased longevity and steadily increasing costs of healthcare.

Mr. 1500 loves to write about personal finance, early retirement and anything else that has to do with money.

Personally, I envisage such activity as a supplement to the traditional sources of «retirement» income we write about regularly in MoneySense.

A fellow I know named Wes Moss wrote a book about what makes a happy retiree and what makes somebody unhappy in retirement.

With over two decades of experience in the financial services industry, he writes about all aspects of financial planning and retirement.

She writes about workplace retirement plans and broader industry trends.

I've written previously about the Bucket Strategy we're using to fund our retirement.

I've written before about the «bucket method» of asset allocation in retirement.

This is why retirement accounts — your 401 (k) and your Roth IRA — are one of the best investment tools I'll write about on this site.