Baby boomer offers 5 retirement planning lessons learned from 10 bear markets

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CHICAGO | Mon., July 2, 2012 12:50pm EDT (Reuters) — I turned 55 on July 2. As a member of the Baby Boom generation who hopes he’s aging like a fine wine and not turning into vinegar, I abhor the idea of losing money again in a 2008-style meltdown.


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