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Vantage Circle
AUGUST 10, 2021
Retirement is a major milestone in an employee's life. While such a celebration might not be possible these days, you can ensure that they receive the perfect retirement gift! But before we get to the ideas, let's have a look at some tips to keep in mind while choosing the perfect retirement gift. Personalize It. Personalize It.
Vantage Circle
AUGUST 10, 2021
Retirement is a major milestone in an employee's life. While such a celebration might not be possible these days, you can ensure that they receive the perfect retirement gift! But before we get to the ideas, let's have a look at some tips to keep in mind while choosing the perfect retirement gift. Personalize It. Personalize It.
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On The Job
JANUARY 17, 2008
But as the more experienced, job savvy workers begin to retire, it appears they may not be following the advice they've been so keen on giving younger workers. Specifically, many of those facing retirement don't have the foggiest idea what they're going to do when they're not working. Setting a specific date for retirement.
On The Job
DECEMBER 2, 2008
Right before the Thanksgiving holiday, Miriam Salpeter tagged me for this meme, but I was rushing out the door for time with family, so I'm just getting around to playing along. My Dad, 10 months from retirement, lost his entire pension. Tag seven people at the end of your post by leaving their names and the links to their blogs. •
On The Job
APRIL 1, 2008
Much has been made of the fact that baby boomers will be retiring in droves, leaving the field as worn-out warriors with their outdated ideas. In fact, according to author Tamara Erickson who just completed a book on retirement, GenYers like having boomers around. The problem is that this isn't necessarily what is happening.
On The Job
OCTOBER 15, 2007
AARP found that 69 percent of people age 45 to 74 are working, or planning to work, in some capacity after retirement. One reason is that many can't afford to retire because of rising healthcare costs, or other costs of living -- such as supporting family members --that cannot be met by Social Security or other pension income.
On The Job
NOVEMBER 6, 2007
The story goes on to say that even in a job interview, you should never suggest how many loyal co-workers would tag along with you. The Chritian Science Monitor says that a new Financial Freedom Senior Sentiment Survey reports that among the 35 percent of seniors who plan to work in retirement, more than half say they enjoy working.
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