Apr 3, 2017

When Late-Career Job Loss Strikes

Maybe its happened to you. Or maybe one of your friends or colleagues has fallen victim. A pink slip is handed out to a worker age late 50’s to early 60’s, and there is no job waiting in the wings. Now, the wage earner has several fewer years of earning to build a retirement upon, and several more years of retirement savings to fund.

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