National Retirement Planning Week is April 7-11
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"While the pressures of looking at the future to plan for retirement can seem daunting, it's important to carve out some time on a routine basis to review your finances and assess your financial preparedness," said Commissioner Donelon. "Being proactive about planning and seeking professional guidance when warranted can help you establish stronger financial security."
Through the course of their working years, baby boomers have faced a unique set of challenges, including changes in employee benefits, longer life spans and rising health care costs. As a result, financially preparing for retirement has become increasingly difficult, with more consumers shouldering the burdens themselves.
* Review your finances and develop a budget. Tracking your expenses can prove revealing and uncover additional ways you can save.
* Add savings to your retirement accounts. Setting up auto-contributions may help curb the urge to spend the money before it can be saved for retirement.
* Determine a target retirement age. By determining a target retirement age you will have a goal to work toward and be able to monitor your progress.
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