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26-Mar-2006
'A retirement house has special needs (Honolulu Advertiser)
You're spending more and more time daydreaming about retiring. You sigh, envisioning the perfect retirement house.
'Use '05 return as a financial planning guide (Deseret Morning News)
"I have the best news ever!" a business associate with a son in college said to me a few weeks ago as she clapped her hands with excitement. "We're getting $5,000 back on our taxes because of my husband's withholding at work, and it's exactly what we need with all our bills coming due."
'Haskell firefighters to get retirement benefits: Council loses alderman; fire substation will get foundation and frame (Benton Courier)
Haskell City Council on Monday night adopted a resolution providing retirement benefits for the city's eligible volunteer firefighters. Coverage, which will be provided through the Arkansas Local Police and Fire Retirement System, will include 100 percent of prior service for all eligible employees.
'DEAR ABBY: Bride planning for her future wants all of husband's estate (Bradenton Herald)
DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend, "Rita," and I have been together almost two years, and living together for about a year. We have decided to marry, but have not yet set a date.
'A Career That Makes a Difference (Southwest Daily News)
(ARA) - As baby boomers start their migration to the necessary next stage of life - i.e. retirement - their well-documented lack of preparation and financial savvy puts a whole new meaning to the words "financial planning."
'Surviving a "Bear Scare" in Retirement (The Motley Fool)
A regular feature of the Motley Fool Rule Your Retirement newsletter service is our success stories -- profiles of people who have become financially independent. One of the most remarkable stories is about Billy and Akaisha Kaderli.
'Retiring in the country? You might think you will (Market Watch)
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Americans might envision the ideal retirement as involving a move to a small, slow-moving town in a warm climate, but most retirees don't end up relocating after all.
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