Hello Planning!

By Maureen Crimmins on June 24, 2015 in General

One of my favorite musicals is Hello Dolly!

and in my time of need, I turn to the joy of relaxing and singing along while I watch this wonderful movie. Many of the songs are on my playlist and all of my family members have had to endure long car rides while listening to many songs from this musical (not to mention my other favorite show tunes).

As I was recently listening to the playlist, one of the songs reminded me of planning for retirement. As we all know time is fleeting and before you know it, you are entering into a new phase of life.

With some things, time might not make much difference. But when planning for retirement, time is valuable. And beginning to plan will be paramount for a successful retirement.

The lyrics are as follows:

Before the parade passes by
Before it goes on, and only I’m left
Before the parade passes by
I’ve gotta get in step while there’s still time left
I’m ready to move out in front
Life without life has no reason or rhyme left
With the rest of them
With the best of them
I wanna hold my head up high
I need got a goal again
I need got a drive again
I wanna feel my heart coming alive again
Before the parade passes by…
Before the parade passes by

So don’t let the parade pass you by. Get in step while there is still time left. Start planning today and you will feel better about tomorrow. Call us to get started.

And if you are feeling a bit nostalgic, go watch Hello Dolly! I’m sure it will make you smile!

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