Retirement Planningaudio & video

[1:17]..." things I -- say things say says don't fall into that trap. Retirement planning should start your very first job you may not have a lot of money to contribute to the plan but it always "...

[1:16]..." come from the cash flow. You're going to invest the -- in retirement planning. Mean. You know college planning but their other things to tax planning insurance planning estate planning are all part of the big "...

[0:24]..." exit sign up for the for a one okay do it now retirement planning should start with the very first sure you know an. And if you're married have kids you know we often think -- "...

[2:13]..." the long run. You will and can become very wealthy with your retirement planning okay -- diss on all the information online wbz1030.com. More tomorrow on WBZ news radio -- "...

[1:31]..." thinking about as they go out to get their first job is retirement planning of course you're shelling out all the forms -- sitting in and benefits office or HR department whatever it's called trying to "...

[1:23]..." are always you know now. One of these kids -- started a retirement planning Anthony at sixteen. Yes yes well that's that's her first job she's earning some fifteen hour working forty hours a week 300 "...

[0:37]..." a trip to Ruben you start thinking Disney World this at a retirement planning you start thinking college planning. The most common goals for young family. Stayed home parent for the babies a bigger house college "...

[2:01]..." now keep sliding and -- there and every report. Don't put off retirement planning don't put on the back burner and there's so many new demands on your dollars for the new child or children. But "...

[0:13]..." Money plays a really big part in retirement planning. And the more money you have more options you have many it retirees can get by an 80% of their pre retirement "...

[0:10]..." forever. So many people feel that way they just don't even consider retirement planning because the going to work until they -- lower rates well some people do. But the reality is less than 50% of "...