I was asked to participate in a tour for RetirementQuest. I wasn't sure what to think at first since you never know what kind of things you'll find on the internet. I have to admit, however, that I was pleasantly surprised to find this website very informative and full of resources. I would recommend it to everyone and plan to visit it myself in the future. You can find the website here. The following includes information about the site:
The state of today's economy is insecure, causing concern in many people and fear in many others. It used to be that we relied on our retirement income to see us through our golden years, but we now have to face the reality that we must take action to ensure our well-being in the future. How do we go about this? What steps do we take, where do we go, how do we know we're doing it right?
Financial advisor John Hauserman, CFP®, has created a no-cost website as a tool for you to use on your financial journey. This site features the amazing Planning Map, designed to help you think like a financial planner. You can begin by setting up an account at no charge, complete with your zip code which will enable you to save your progress, but your information will never be sold or given away to any outside party. Or, if you prefer, simply skip registration with a single click. As you chart out your financial situation, you will never be asked for account numbers or personal information.
As you go through and create your personal profile, you'll feel in control of your future—a sense of freedom and independence that perhaps has been missing since the economy went downhill. You will get the tools you need to help:
1. View the financial planning process from the eyes of a CFP® professional in a user-friendly format that most find easy to understand
2. Get the whole story on various investment products, not just "the good stuff" that financial (snake oil?) sales folks talk about
3. Find useful links to government and other helpful websites
4. Identify if a financial advisor has been thorough in their duties
5. Identify and avoid fraudulent advisors
6. Make better financial decisions
You're invited to stop by the RetirementQuest® website and see for yourself if this is a tool you can use. Again, it's no cost, and all you have to lose is your financial stress. Those who take action now will find themselves in a much better place later—why delay your future security? Plan ahead and be prepared.
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This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing this site, Shari!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link! The though of retiring some day scares me; or should I say the thought of preparing for that retirement. I'll have to take a peek at this.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Shari and thank you for the link! I always think planning ahead is the smartest way. =]
ReplyDeleteWow, that is so cool Shari! Thanks for the link. I'll have to check it out. =)
ReplyDeleteI definitely need to get on the ball with this. Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteGreat Post, Shari. Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely have to prepare for the future more than ever these days. Thanks for the link!
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