10 Biggest Retirement Mistakes
Avoid These Nest Egg No-Nos
These are tough times for retirees and for those planning for retirement. Nest eggs have been demolished by the economic meltdown. Job cuts have forced many people into early retirement with insufficient funds to sustain them in their golden years. While there’s not much that can be done about the past, anyone can avoid making mistakes that will make a bad situation worse.Retirement expert Dan Solin, author of the newly published book 'The Smartest Retirement Book You'll Ever Read,' takes a look at the ten biggest money mistakes a retiree can make. Click through our gallery to see them.
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Retirement Expert Dan Solin
Dan is the author of "The Smartest Investment Book You'll Ever Read" and "The Smartest 401(k) Book You'll Ever Read." Dan can answer your retirement questions.
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you must agree to buy a house or payoff existing mortgage housing crisis resolved you must also buy a new car (auto crisis is fixed ) the rest is in ira rollovers or saving ,living off interest for taxes and lifestyle also no social security payouts to those that accepted the 1 million social security is saved all this for a paultry 40 million not 1.4trillion to greedy banks and insurance companies who have done nothing to resolve the economic downturned or stopped people from losing their home very simple and this WOULD work think about it!