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Thursday, May 26, 2005

Investing for the Future

Often we mistakenly assume that life after retirement will continue on very similar to what we currently live. That frequently isn't the case. We live and work hard for our money most of our lives, but we forget the important part of our future. We forget to save money for our future and invest in ourselves. We spend so much time investing in our children, our homes, our lives, that we forget to invest in our retirement.

  • Are you making enough money to do what you want to do?
  • Do you feel financially secure?
  • Do you have enough money to support your family?
  • Is there money left over at the end of the month?
  • What are you doing for retirement?

Over the next several days, I'm going to share with you some secrets of a rewarding retirement.

How to save for retirement, without ruining your life.

These ideas will include various optional ideas that should be incredibly helpful to you as a working parent, living life to the fullest.

The first idea is simple - save a buck a day.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Saving a buck a day is kind of easy. Like skipping my morning coffee. If I have a glass of water instead, it doesn't cost me the money of coffee, so I can simply put that money in my savings bank.

So, what do I do after I save it?

11:19 AM  

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