Mary Smith was a forty-two-year-old office manager who had been working for Dr. A for the past twelve years. Mary enjoyed a good salary and benefits from her job. She and her husband had purchased a new house a few years before, and her children were approaching college age. As a result, her income was necessary to support her family’s current lifestyle, and she felt she had job security for as long as Dr. A remained in practice.
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Planning... everyone keeps talking to you about planning for your future and you’ve barely enough time to take care of present issues. Who has time to plan for the future? Retirement? That's light years from now. After all, you’re young, why worry about the future when there are so many things to take care of now. Besides that, who is going to retire? You probably plan on working as long as your health holds out. You don’t need to plan on retirement because you’ll just keep on working right
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