Retirement and Estate Planning

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Retirement and Estate Planning

More and more Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and retiring later in life. It’s never too early, or too late to start planning for retirement. There are so many different ways to save and invest for your retirement, and you should explore all of your options early.

Below are some resources from the State of Connecticut that can support you as you start your retirement planning process:

Retirement Security (Office of the State Comptroller)
Educational Resources for Investors (Department of Banking)
Teacher’s Retirement Planning (Teachers’ Retirement Board)
For State Employees: Voluntary Retirement Savings
Department of Aging and Disability Services

Council on Women and Girls Financial Literacy Portal

Retirement and Estate Planning