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Cash Flow by Albert Crenshaw
Lessons From a New Retiree
As I step off into retirement at the end of this week -- this is the last of these columns -- I thought it might be useful for readers, especially younger ones, if I took note of some of the strategies my wife and I have used, and lessons we have learned, over the years building our... When... It's...
 

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Plan Ahead to Steer Clear of Retirement's Unexpected Complications (By Albert B. Crenshaw, May 21, 2006, Page F02)
 
Reading Between the Lines of the Latest Tax-Cut Package (By Albert B. Crenshaw, May 14, 2006, Page F04)
 
Anomaly Explains Puzzling Interest Rates for Series I Savings Bonds (By Albert B. Crenshaw, May 7, 2006, Page F05)
 
Debating the Impact of High-Deductible Health Plans (By Albert B. Crenshaw, April 30, 2006, Page F08)
 
Dodge the Loopholes but Lower Your Tax (By Albert B. Crenshaw, April 23, 2006, Page F08)
 
For Last-Minute Filers, a Little Extra Time to Get It Together (By Albert B. Crenshaw, April 16, 2006, Page F02)
 
Simple Steps To Begin Investing (By Albert B. Crenshaw, April 9, 2006, Page F01)
 
Building a Nest Egg Doesn't Come With Blueprints (By Albert B. Crenshaw, April 2, 2006, Page F05)
 
CASH FLOW: The Color of Your Collar, and Other Ways Geico Rates Your Risk (By Albert B. Crenshaw, March 26, 2006, Page F03)
 
Turning a Kid Into a 'Child' (By Albert B. Crenshaw, March 19, 2006, Page F05)
 
Cash Flow: Do the Math For Lost Pensions (By Albert B. Crenshaw, March 12, 2006, Page F08)
 
Reassess Property Assessments in a Changed Market (By Albert B. Crenshaw, March 5, 2006, Page F08)
 
Automatic IRAs -- a Quick Fix for Workers Without Pensions? (By Albert B. Crenshaw, February 19, 2006, Page F08)
 
529 College-Savings Plans and States of Confusion (By Albert B. Crenshaw, February 12, 2006, Page F08)
 
Health Savings Accounts Aren't Immune to Risk (By Albert B. Crenshaw, February 5, 2006, Page F02)
 
Make 'em Provide Pensions (By Albert B. Crenshaw, January 29, 2006, Page F01)
 
Back to School On a 401(k) (By Albert B. Crenshaw, January 22, 2006, Page F01)
 
Claiming 'Head of Household' Just Got Harder (By Albert B. Crenshaw, January 15, 2006, Page F02)
 
The IRS Gives Help on AMTs and Takes Higher Fees to Solve Other Problems (By Albert B. Crenshaw, January 8, 2006, Page F09)
 
Households Face Tough Decisions (By Albert B. Crenshaw, January 1, 2006, Page F01)
 
Cash Flow: Medicare's 'Doughnut Hole' Awaits (Post, December 25, 2005, Page F01)
 
Cash Flow: To Ease Pension Tension, Fund Your 401(k) (By Albert B. Crenshaw, December 18, 2005, Page F02)
 
Cash Flow: Read the Fine Print Before Signing Up for Medicare's Drug Benefit (Post, December 11, 2005, Page F05)
 
House and Senate Both Like Tax Cuts, but Not the Same Ones (By Albert B. Crenshaw, December 4, 2005, Page F05)
 
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