How To Retire With More Money

Fellow Investor, Last year Alice Finch Lee passed away at the age of 103. The older sister of the renowned "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee, she was also known for her own extraordinary achievement: She was a practicing lawyer until the age of 100. While most of us don't plan on working until the century mark, preferring instead to kick back by the pool, many are pushing off retirement or working while "retired." Clearly, every retirement is different. What's in your retirement playbook? Whether you are planning to work forever or relax by the sea, this special report has advice for you. If working past normal retirement age is in your game plan, we've got the rundown on some little known Social Security and tax traps and benefits. We also show you the money: First, you'll discover how to invest a rollover IRA to maximize your chances of solid growth, at a minimal cost in fees. Second, if you are about to lose a stock in a cash merger, you'll learn how to pay less money to Uncle Sam and put more money in your bank account. Download this week's FREE report, How To Retire With More Money, and discover all these smart money moves to help you do whatever you choose (including doing nothing) in your golden years. Charles Morgan Associate Publisher Forbes Newsletter Group

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