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1. No one can change their retirement plans quickly.

2. They are less interested in investment and retirement plans and are less well positioned to attract meaningful new clients than older lawyers.

3. In addition, many companies make contributions to employee retirement plans at the start of the year.

4. Employers who establish retirement plans must be cautious about engaging in transactions with their plans.

5. You may learn about tax-deferred annuities, other retirement plans, dollar-cost averaging and so on.

6. The tax savings available through qualified retirement plans are not unlimited.

7. Marjorie Baer used to joke about her retirement plans.

8. Across America, older workers are postponing retirement plans, dismayed by huge losses in the value of the investments they had depended on to fund their retirement.

9. Now, if you are someone with your retirement plans all set and ready to go, this article will be way too basic for you.

10. Life insurance and retirement plans automatically pay the designated beneficiary when the policy holder dies.

11. Offered within 401(k)s and other defined-contribution retirement plans,[http://sentencedict.com/retirement plans.html] these products aim to shield investors from market downdrafts and deliver modest returns.

12. For investors counting on stocks for retirement plans, the most recent decade means many have fallen behind retirement goals.

13. Was the $ 1. 2 trillion in mutual fund retirement plans endangered by the market correction?

14. He has done so by manipulating contributions to certain government retirement plans.

15. Whether Americans know it or not, they have spent decades basing their retirement plans on expectations of big capital gains in their houses and stock portfolios.

16. In August, President Bush signed a bill making major changes to retirement plans operated by companies.

17. 'As equity markets return and stocks trade up, people are now in a position to execute their retirement plans,' he says.

18. I’m not opposed to taking a year or two off to debrief after high school or college[sentencedict.com], provided it doesn’t cut into a parent’s retirement plans.

19. Stocks, whether for the 17.9% of families that own equities directly or the 53% that own them through retirement plans, just don't represent a big-enough asset to make up for shortfalls in income.

20. Fidelity Investments, a mutual fund company, reported a 17 percent increase in emergency withdrawals from retirement plans in 2007.

21. Orlando also asks about benefits, things like health insurance and retirement plans.

22. Almost half of US households own stocks and bonds in the form of mutual funds, most of those through retirement plans.

23. It says it has paid too much to federal retirement plans and wants at least seven billion dollars returned.

24. And perhaps the school and its future spin-offs will someday yield another Al Gore to shake up someone's retirement plans.

25. For most of the last decade, Americans treated their homes as sources of ready cash and as brick-and-mortar retirement plans.

26. At GoldStar, more than 1, 000 new accounts are opened each month to purchase coins in retirement plans, compared to about 100 a month in 2006.

27. Schrager suggests that unless we suddenly become willing to save a huge chunk of our income every year, we may need to rethink our retirement plans.