People lose the incentive to make more money, "no not everyone" but enough for the "creative Americans" to retire.

This is handy because I use my lawn care company to fund our retirement accounts via payroll deduction.

"Most people realize that paying rent all your life is probably not a great retirement decision unless you are a fantastic saver.""

Don't know anything about your area but my buy and holds are usually very long term, in fact I always referred to them as my retirement fund.

The reason is due to the way his retirment was set up from the NFL by his attorneys.

I hope in 10-15 years to accumulate enough so I can retire comfortably.

That's a serious problem for them and their families, who are often called upon to provide assistance.Because benefits are reduced for people who retire early, the surge in retirements should not have any long-term effect on the solvency of the Social Security system, although it will probably add to the near-term budget deficits confronting the Obama administration, Social Security's Goss said.The full consequences of retirement decisions made in hard times will become apparent when people who retired early begin to exhaust their savings."

You do not need to mention them but most people want to have a family, get an education, travel, retire on a good income (early retirement or not), etc.

i hope we can TRULY retire at 38 or 48 yrs old.i disagree about being a renter at this point. the cost of renting is only less than being a homeowner because we wouldn't own the property (i.e. exterminator, upgrades we want, watering the lawn, buying items for a home not a rental etc). sure i understand that if the water heater breaks beyond repair we pay that $3k cost and the home owner doesn't but its a small price to pay considering we would pay $1200+ to rent a house monthly in a "decent" neighborhood as opposed to just under $1100/mo in the same decent neighborhood WITHOUT having to worry about it haveing been ripped apart by the previous tenants.

Brett Farve (will he ever miss a game or retire?)