Taking the Leap

By James | March 25, 2011

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I read an article buy vardenafil today from the New York Times about a 70 year old woman who saved nothing for retirement. Not $1,000, not $100, not $50 but zero, zilch, nada. I know,… it sounds unbelievable to me too, here’s an excerpt:

If you’re worried that you haven’t saved enough for retirement, you’re probably right. Most of us haven’t. In fact, the Employee Benefit Research Institute found the majority of American workers had put away less than $25,000 for their golden years.
But even those people are in better financial shape than Susanna Wilson, 70, who saved nothing.
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“I can never retire,” she said, her voice trembling as she stared at the floor of her living room in Grass Valley, Calif. “Probably about every two weeks when the bills are due, that’s when I get Generic Levitra Professional Online Pharmacy | Buy Levitra Professional | Cheap Levitra Professional | Order Generic Levitra Professional Online without Prescription really worried. I think ‘How am I going to pay this one?’ ”

The amazing part is that this isn’t some mentally ill homeless person. At buy clomid pills one point this woman made $65,000 per year and had a clothing line featured in Bloomingdale and Saks Fifth Avenue. And yet, she somehow managed to save not a single cent. Now, she is 70 and scraping by on Social Security and a one day a week gig that pays, wait for it,… $12.50 an hour.

If this story kamagra super doesn’t get you thinking about saving for your retirement then nothing will.

Does retiring on 1-day of $12.50 an hour sounds appealing to you? I didn’t think so!

Go open a Roth IRA account, start contributing to your 401k plan at work. Whatever, just start putting some money away somewhere… NOW