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Two Days of Free Retirement Advice
Advisers will be available all day on January 12 and 17 to answer your money and retirement questions for free.
By Amanda Lilly, Online Producer, Kiplinger.com
January 12, 2012
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Not only are many Americans concerned that they won’t be able to live comfortably during their golden years, they are beginning to question whether or not they will ever be able to stop working. According to an Associated Press-LifeGoesStrong.com poll taken last November, a majority of baby-boomers are worried about not having enough money in their nest egg, while almost three-quarters plan to work past the age of retirement.
With this financial backdrop in mind, Kiplinger's Personal Finance and the National Association of Personal Finance Advisors (NAPFA) are coming together once again to bring you FREE one-on-one financial advice during the 11th annual Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Days.
JOIN THE CHAT: Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Days
Certified financial planners from NAPFA will be available all day on January 12 and 17, from 9 a.m. ET to 6 p.m. ET to answer financial and retirement questions. You can ask questions on Kiplinger's Web site or Facebook page, or by calling 888-919-2345. Twitter users can ask questions using the #JumpStartRetire hashtag.
In preparation for these day-long chats, Kiplinger and NAPFA have hosted a series for six hour-long chats where they answered a total of more than 100 questions about retirement, debt, stocks and saving for college. For a sample of the type of questions people ask and advice that planners provide, see the transcript from December's online chat.
NAPFA's more than 2,400 members are highly trained fee-only financial planners.
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