The AARP Retirement Survival Guide: How to make smart financial decisions in good times and bad by Julie Jason

The AARP Retirement Survival Guide walks you through:

*Answering the question" do I have enough to retire?" (And, if the reply is "No," showing how to improve the situation.)

*Helping you assess financial products that promise lifelong income

*Alerting you to sales techniqus tha can lead you astray

*Distinguishing among various financial advisors so that you can choose the right one for your circumstances

*Understanding how to navigate bad market periods

*Maintaining or enhancing your lifestyle in retirement

This book can be found in HECSA Library:

The AARP Retirement Survival Guide:

Julie Jason

HG179 .J327 2009

Save Your Retirement

This book is filled with practical wisdom about planning for retirement and sound financial planning generally. It does not chastise about past financial decisions, but rather advises readers about what decisions they can make from today forward to get themselves out of debt, take advantage of investing, and save for retirement, whether that is next week or years from now. Chapters geared toward retiring one, five, ten, or more years from now offer specific strategies for investing, considering insurance, health care, estate planning, and other benefits as you plan to leave the workplace. This book will stimulate your thinking about your future regardless of how far away retirement may be for you.

This book can be found in HECSA Library:

Save Your Retirement: What to do if you haven't saved enough or if your investments were devastated by the market meltdown
Frank Armstrong, III, and Paul B. Brown
HD 7125 .A76 2009