Web meeting to address retirement (Reno Gazette-Journal)

The Quarterly Sage Roundtable will be held on the Web at noon Thursday and at 4:30 p.m. April 28 and will cover the topic “Maintaining Your Wealth in Retirement — Cash Withdrawal Strategies.”

The Quarterly Sage Roundtable will be held on the Web at noon Thursday and at 4:30 p.m. April 28 and will cover the topic “Maintaining Your Wealth in Retirement — Cash Withdrawal Strategies.”

Time to rethink your retirement (Asbury Park Press)

Although a troubling number of executives and brokers with bailed-out firms still seem to be on track with an ultra-cushy retirement, yours might be derailed.

Although a troubling number of executives and brokers with bailed-out firms still seem to be on track with an ultra-cushy retirement, yours might be derailed.

Find Retirement Planning Tips Online at Suite101.com (PR.com)

Suite101.com, an online magazine with more than 12 years on the Web and attracting more than 14 million readers monthly, welcomes new Retirement Planning section feature writer. [PR.com - April 18, 2009]

Suite101.com, an online magazine with more than 12 years on the Web and attracting more than 14 million readers monthly, welcomes new Retirement Planning section feature writer. [PR.com - April 18, 2009]

Early retirement is topic of program (Marin Independent Journal)

The Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership will host “Life after Retirement: What do I do now?

The Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership will host “Life after Retirement: What do I do now?

LEPC takes collaborative approach to disaster planning (Newton Daily News)

Over the years, Jasper County Emergency Management Coordinator Jim Sparks has attended plenty of emergency planning meetings, both in his current role and as the Newton Fire Chief prior to his retirement.

Over the years, Jasper County Emergency Management Coordinator Jim Sparks has attended plenty of emergency planning meetings, both in his current role and as the Newton Fire Chief prior to his retirement.

Don’t let a layoff spoil your retirement dreams (Channel 8 San Diego)

To keep your retirement savings on track during tough times, you need to have a plan.

To keep your retirement savings on track during tough times, you need to have a plan.

Boomers need to be better informed about delaying retirement: study (Investment Executive)

There is a strong sentiment among Canadian Boomers that setting retirement clocks back a few years may be the best option to secure a steady income stream, according to a new research study from the BMO Retirement Institute.

There is a strong sentiment among Canadian Boomers that setting retirement clocks back a few years may be the best option to secure a steady income stream, according to a new research study from the BMO Retirement Institute.

Three Words To Fix Your Retirement Plan: Lower Your Standards (Fox News)

Three Words To Fix Your Retirement Plan: Lower Your Standards

Three Words To Fix Your Retirement Plan: Lower Your Standards

19th Annual Retirement Confidence Survey: As Worker Expectations for Comfortable Retirement Plummet, Many Expect to … (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)

The recession has cast a pall over the retirement expectations of the vast majority of Americans, leaving a record-low 13 percent this year able to say they are very confident of having enough money to live comfortably in retirement, according to the 19th Annual Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS) released today by the nonpartisan Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). Among workers, those …

The recession has cast a pall over the retirement expectations of the vast majority of Americans, leaving a record-low 13 percent this year able to say they are very confident of having enough money to live comfortably in retirement, according to the 19th Annual Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS) released today by the nonpartisan Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). Among workers, those …

Many in U.S. still committed to saving and investing for retirement, study finds (Louisiana Weekly)

Although the financial markets are still volatile, many Americans remain committed to saving and investing for retirement, according to a nationwide survey by AARP Financial Inc.

Although the financial markets are still volatile, many Americans remain committed to saving and investing for retirement, according to a nationwide survey by AARP Financial Inc. The study found evidence of cautious optimism among investors who believe the current market turmoil may slow their retirement progress, but not halt it.