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Retirement is the period when an individual withdraws from his or her job and begins living on money from savings, social security, retirement plans and other sources of income. It was once called The Golden Years. It has been said that it is a time to accomplish what has been said to completing (filling) the bucket. You need to put in your time and your reading to enter the world of retirement. Make sure you contact your federal, county and state agencies to understand what you must do and what information you must supply. Ask questions and understand fully what they will or will not provide in your retirement. Set up insurance and savings programs to aid in financing your retirement, make sure to ask the agents about maturity and penalties for withdrawal.
Lately there has been a movement by politicians wanting to eliminate, limit, or move the state and federal retirement systems to other agencies, this is outlandish. People have worked their whole life and look foreword to this time in their life when they can relax, travel, spend time with their families and do things they could not do with the restraints of their jobs.
You will be on a fixed income and will be at the mercy of inflation, limited stocks and supplies of products. Furthermore you will find that you will not be able to buy everything you have previously bought.
You will experience aches and pains that come with your age and physical conditions.
You will see the loss of parents and siblings since they too have already retired or will be retire ring.
Your friends and acquaintances will fall away either by choice, or death.
Your will experience periods of loneliness which is often a part of retirement.
Travel and recreation will become difficult due to medical, physical and psychological restrictions.
Legal, medical, economic age discriminations are part of our system and as a result, therefore your needs and your  plans may not come to pass.
Age related diseases will come to play and must be dealt with.
You will begin thinking heavily about your past, future and what you can do with the limited time remaining.
Scammers and fraudsters have decided to target retirees so beware of offers.
Loss of memory, lack of decision making and slight brain fog is a definite part of retirement.
Financial Plans
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Fidelity Score Navy Federal Credit Union
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