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TRUSTED ADVICE FOR AMERICA'S BABY-BOOM GENERATION
TAXES
Lower your IRS bill by taking losses to offset both capital gains and ordinary income taxes.
VOLUNTEER
Retired doctors, lawyers, executives and other professionals are finding new uses for their expertise by becoming volunteers.
SECOND ACT
Work? Travel? Relocation? Follow a group of seminar participants as they piece together a retirement puzzle -- and find some answers for yourself.
SAVE & PLAN
From big losses in retirement savings to saving in a bear market, we've got solutions to some common nest-egg woes.
DESTINATIONS
With prices down and sales plummeting, you have room to dicker for your dream getaway.
YOUR HEALTH
HSAs work much like flexible-spending accounts but with a key difference: You can roll over unspent money from year to year. If you stay relatively healthy, you can build up a nice nest egg for your retirement health costs.
YOUR FAMILY
Fortysomethings with young children have a conundrum: save for their youngster's college or for retirement? These parents wonder if a Roth IRA makes sense for paying college bills.
KIPLINGER CLASSICS
Kiplinger's Personal Finance is now in its sixties, along with millions of baby-boomers. We've been giving members of this generation trusted advice from the get-go. Here's more.
Senior Editor Mary Beth Franklin offers advice on how to keep your nest egg afloat in the economy's shaky waters. POP QUIZ:
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PLANNING SAVVY
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PLANNING SAVVY
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RETIREMENT TIMELINE
RETIREMENT TIMELINE
This guide will tell you what you need to do, and when you need to do it, to make the most of your savings.Follow the roadmap
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