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Join the ARD And Come To The 5th Annual Meeting
Why come to our Annual Meeting? Click here. We are fortunate to have Jeff Wuorio, author of "The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Retirement Planning" as our featured speaker for the morning portion of our Annual Meeting on Friday, October 25, 2013, at the Executive Court Inn and Conference Center in Manchester, NH. Jeff is a regular contributor to CBS Money Watch, USA Weekend, Good Housekeeping, and Fidelity.com. In addition he has had work published in the New York Times, Money magazine, Business Week, MSN.com, Consumer Reports, Success magazine, and Worth magazine among many others.
Jeff has a vast knowledge base and has offered to tailor his presentation to our interests, and so we ask for input and suggestions for those topics of greatest interest to you regarding retirement. Please let us know what you’d like most to hear about by logging in and leaving your comments on this article.
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Keukenhoff Gardens, Netherlands
Those traveling to the Netherlands in mid March through mid May must visit the Keukenhoff Gardens. The "World's largest flower garden" covers 65 acres, boasts 7 million tulips, and showcases hundreds spectacularly colored varieties of tulips of unusual shapes, heights, and sizes.Though it was cold and rainy when we were there in mid April 2013, the green houses were nearly bursting with color and fragrance.
Keukenhof is located in the town of Lisse, a little less than an hour's drive southwest of Amsterdam.
Here's their website: http://www.keukenhof.nl/
Financial Planning – March 28 2013
Jeff Bogue, CFP, who was quoted in the December, 2012 edition of the Wall Street Journal, spoke to a few dentists in New Hampshire about "Retirement Planning Challenges". Here are some highlights:
Younger Next Year
Younger Next Year, by Chris Crowley and Henry Lodge, MD, is more about health than about aging, but is a combination of the two. A person obviously can't age well without being healthy. Chris can tend to wander making some sections of the book a bit tedious and rambling. However, in spite of any tedium, the book has many worthwhile points, and it is interesting how the authors trace human development, evolution, and survival over the eons and relate that to current health. The book is light reading and puts many scientific studies into easily understood language. -N
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