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Free Retirement for Dummies Book

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Humana, a health-benefits company, and Wiley Publishing are giving away free hard copies and a downloadable version of Retirement for Dummies. This short 68-page guide has sections covering signing up for Medicare, managing your money, and caring for loved ones. The bright yellow paperback book also provides the addresses of useful websites to get more information about each topic. You can sign up here.

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Have no clue where to start . . . need book to help this "dummy."

Marsha Souza of PA 2:37PM April 20, 2011

Hi, teacher In same boat! Did you get any ideas or info? I'm 36 and I love teaching but it is not something I see as longer term than the 8 years I have been there. In fact my undergrad degree is in child life and child development. My graduate degree is educational leadership & policy.

Alana

Alana of MD 2:00AM June 20, 2010

Please send the link for the download.

Catherine Reep of TX 11:10PM March 28, 2010

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