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(NAPS)-It is never too early for baby boomers to start
planning for retirement. That's the message from a guide
designed to reach boomers with retirement planning information.
While some boomers are saving for retirement,
they might not be saving enough
The Eldercare Locator, a free service of the U.S.
Administration on Aging, in July asked callers who are
older boomers age 51-60 if they are saving for retirement.
While 60 percent of these callers said they are saving annually,
over half think they will need to work past age 65.
The guide, called "Pick Up The Pace," urges boomers to:
Plan to have a long, active and healthy life, act now to
have flexible choices later, and control finances and evaluate
lifestyle options that impact financial security.
Copies of the "Pick Up The Pace" guide are available online
at www.eldercare.gov and
www.csrees.usda.gov/fsll, and by calling
the Eldercare Locator at (800) 677-1116.
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