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Retirement is a predictable event of having a work. This event contributes positive and negative effect on our development. This event would mean that we could have more free time and we can control more our lives compared when we have work. We can do things that we always wanted to do but because of work we have not got the chance to do it like may be some hobbies or having holidays in different places. By this it can boost up our intellectual, emotional and even social skills. However, this could also affect us negatively like lack of daily routine because or loss of previous work roles, may be loss of contact with your close work colleagues which affect your social life and could lead to loneliness, less money and difficulty in establishing a new lifestyle and may become ill.

Hello to all those that want to retire one day. I would congratulate you, but at this very moment, one of most important government systems has a major problem. Today our country is stricken with a depleting social security fund, one that is predicted to run out in less than 20 years. In the past, every politician and leader has tried to push this widely underrated issue to next in line but ultimately causing more havoc on all of us. Throughout our country, many are unaware of the circumstances that will come from this catastrophe. Although I am still very young, one day I hope to enter the workforce and eventually retire, hopefully receiving the same benefits that those before me have received. Of course, I’m talking about Social Security, the federal insurance program that provides benefits to retired people and those who are unemployed or disabled. But as of now, this looks doubtful due to the already overwhelming amount of people who receive Social Security that is causing the system to divulge into its trust fund. The present Social Security issue is not one that an individual can change by him or herself but rather if we all work together and go to our legislators we will be able to solve this epidemic.

M.Q. said that she considered herself retired at 64. However, she began planning for her retirement almost thirty years prior, at the age of 38. As M.Q. was a registered nurse, she did not start a 401 K. Instead, she started a 401 B. One of M.Q.’s chief joys and complaints about retirement is all of her free time. She enjoys it because it lets her spend more time with her extended family, her husband, and her dogs. She dislikes it because she often finds herself

Hopefully we will all be physically able to work until the age of 65, collect retirement and Social Security and live an enriching life until we leave this world. Not all companies financially support their employees with fully funded retirement plans so it is left up to the individual to actively participate in saving for their future. When someone reaches retirement age, if the finances are there, they are usually only a fraction of what they were making as a full-time employee. This is when one hopes of having Social Security and Medicare benefits to supplement our retirement income for a more stable financial future.

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Some economic observers predict financial disasters, both national and personal, when the baby boomers retire. They say that as nations of workers and investors become nations of retired consumers, withdrawals will far outweigh deposits in investment and savings vehicles.

You have worked nearly all of your adult life and you are ready to enjoy the rewards of retirement. Retiring at any age can be stress free if planned properly. There are a few steps to get you started. Ask your employer if they offer 401k. . “401k is a savings plan offered by your employer”. The savings plan allows the employee to invest a portion or percentage of their pay check before taxes.

Many feel retirement is a time to relax and enjoy life. When a person decides to retire, they do not consider the many challenges ahead. For Barney he had it all planned but his plans quickly changes for what he would believe was the worst. He quickly finds out his mountain house property someone is living there, his car is stolen, and he is losing his beach house due to a new water park development.

Are you getting to the stage in life where you are starting to seriously consider retirement? We’ve all heard about some of the more standard retirement centers, like Phoenix, Fort Lauderdale, Honolulu, San Diego, and Albuquerque.

In the 2005 documentary The Open Road: America Looks at Aging director, Nina Gilden Seavey defines retirement in the perspective of potential or current retirees. For some people, retirement lives up to their expectation of what is coined as “the golden age,” while others struggle or may never [willingly] see retirement in their future. Having parents that make up two out of the 77 million baby boomers, I think the documentary did a good job representing the perks as well as problems that the age of retirement can bring; being financial or the exposure to age-stereotyping (ageism).

Not only that, but many parents are postponing their retirement because they are helping their young adult children with their debts, studies or their housing. This can be very costly for the parents since they oftentimes have to worry about their own future and the costly expenses that come with retirement, and to provide for their kids who are currently relying on their support. This situation is even worse if the parents are a part of the sandwich

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We all are currently aging. We live in an again paradox. But, it is what we choose to do with our time while we have it that counts the most. As a young adult, and before this class I was very unaware of the importance of planning your retirement as early as possible. There are many things that go into planning for a successful retirement. Such as, but not limited to: Where will I choose to live? What will I do to stay mentally active? Or even, when will I choose to retire. In this paper, I will go over a plethora of aspects for my personal plan for aging.

First, the one major reason is a financial issue. When people get retired, they just stay home and spend money and don’t earn money anymore that is the most common issue in my culture. People

Although mandatory retirement is not largely popular, it still has an effect on many older workers and how they plan for retirement. "Mandatory retirement involves less than 1 percent of the work force and so opens up only a small fraction of the total jobs", because