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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 220740, member: 61772"] Retirement is a topic that should be thought about, but often gets pushed to the back burner. This can leave you scrambling when it finally comes time to retire. Retirement planning does not need to be overly complicated or stressful. Making consistent and smart decisions about your finances throughout your working life will put you in a good situation as retirement nears. One of the most important things to consider as you approach retirement is creating a spending plan. This will help keep you on track financially and ensure you don’t spend more than you have coming in. To create a plan that works for you, start by making a list of all of your income sources, including Social Security and any pensions you may receive. Next, make a second list of all of your expenses, including everything from rent or mortgage payments to food and utilities. Your income should cover all of your expenses each month—if not, it’s time to make some changes so that this is the case. For instance, if your rent/mortgage payment is too high for your income, downsizing may be an option for you. It’s also important to consider how much money you want to spend on fun activities once retired and build that into your monthly budget. [/QUOTE]
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