How much is enough? : balancing today's needs with tomorrow's retirement goals

Summary: How Much Is Enough? Solving the Number One Financial Challenge of Your Life By Diane McCurdyUse this proven program and when that morning comes and you don't have to get up and go to work, you'll have peace of mind knowing that you have enough!Ten million baby boomers are beginning to look seriously at the day when they stop working. The 20- and 30-somethings are investing in record numbers, fearing there will be no national pension money left for them. And the older generation, already retired, are looking at living longer and wondering if they will outlive their savings. The same question is on their minds - How much is enough?Diane McCurdy, with 26 years experience as a financial planner, says the magic number is as unique as the person doing the saving. Her three-step plan has proven its worth in real life has worked time after time for client after client because it uses each individual's own needs, desires and goals for motivation.In part one of How Much is Enough? you will find your magic number by: * understanding the deep-seated attitude that controls your money habits * analysing where your money goes and what your total assets are * determining what you really want and how to reward yourself on the road to retirementIn part two you will learn how to reach your magic number by * changing self-defeating habits and finding the money to save * investing well and saving tax Wherever you are now, whatever age or stage, McCurdy will give you the tools to help you achieve financial freedom.Diane McCurdy, one of the most successful individual financial planners in Vancouver, has been advising clients for 26 years. Her 2500 clients come from all walks of life and she was the first woman in Canada to achieve Top of the Table of the Million Dollar Round Table, an association made up of financial planners and life underwriters in 63 countries. A frequent guest on BCTV and CKNW radio, both number one in Vancouver, she is often called upon for quotes or analysis by other media.