How to Plan for Your Retirement Years

Will you work hard throughout your career only to find that your "good pension" provides less than you expect or need? Many prospective pensioners have been surprised because they did not understand exactly what the terms of their pension plans were and what simple steps they needed to take to ensure maximum, or even minimum, coverage.

Many companies are changing their pension plans to meet new legal and financial requirements. You should review your plan for adequate funding and safety. If your employer ends your company plan or makes large changes, what alternatives do you have? What happens if you change jobs? What other steps should you take to build up alternative retirement funds?

How to Plan For Your Retirement Years combines in one easy-to-read booklet important financial planning facts you need to plan for your retirement. As both taxpayer and prospective retiree, you must understand the actuarial insolvency of Social Security and how your private plan will meet your needs.

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