Trick Questions To Ask Before Retirement

Time and time again, people perceive retirement as a financial goal and objective rather than personal one. That causes people to focus on financial questions and answers such as, how much money do I need… how much can I withdrawal…and how long will it last?

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Damian J. Sylvia

Retirement Income Solutions

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7 Financial Goals Every GenXer Should Have

GenX – or more formally, Generation X – is that group of people who were born between 1965 (the first year after the Baby Boom ended), and approximately 1980.

That means that the leading edge of GenX is turning 50 this year, and most of the rest are somewhere north of 35. GenXers – welcome to middle age!

At this point in life you should establish clear financial goals. And if you have already set them, now might be the prime time to hit the fast-forward button on them.

This is the time in life when people generally make the most financial progress in their lives.

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Damian J. Sylvia

Retirement Income Solutions

220 Monmouth Road

Oakhurst, NJ 07755

Generations Confess Retirement Fears

A common stereotype about baby boomers and retirement might need some tweaking. This is the commonly held view that the “me” generation puts a very high priority on being able to retire whenever they want. Some are said to make it their highest financial priority. It is said that a lot of retirement planning for this generation spins around that goal.

But new Harris Poll sponsored by the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) found that it is Generation X, not the boomers, who are most concerned about not being able to retire when they want. The December survey sampled the views of more than 2,000 adults.

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Damian Sylvia

Managing Partner

Retirement Income Solutions