The Oldest and Youngest Baby Boomers Have Different Retirement Plans

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Don't forget those pesky politicians. Just one example: to finance the unbelievable and growing national debt, chances are increasing for federal taxes to be applied to health benefits paid for by employers. Currently, health benefits currently paid by employers are not taxed. Taxing employer paid health benefits will mean a significant out of pocket expense for for both employed and retired.

Bob of CA 8:21PM March 17, 2009

are going to do well with 1) Interest rates held too low, 2) Inflation likely from Government creating funny money, and 3) a stock market likely to have more sellers (the baby boomers, themselves) than buyers for the next 25 years.

Muser of NM 12:30PM March 17, 2009

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