Here's my story...

After working various jobs in corporate America and even getting laid off after 9/11, I realized that I had earned a good living over the years, but that I had neglected to save for retirement.  When I realized that my “Golden Years” were just around the corner and not looking all that “golden”, I began to panic! 

I’m happy to say that I’m not panicking anymore and I am actually looking forward to living my dreams of traveling and volunteering when I retire. I am helping other women find this same security. I'd like to show you what I'm doing.

I'm working with a company that’s expanding and looking for new customers. I’m looking for a key person to help recruit and train a sales team in this area and also for people to help us get new customers.

Do you think you could do that if I showed you what to do? If so, send me a message and let's talk so we can see if there's a match.

- Edie Elting
Indian Land, SC
(Charlotte, NC area)

Can you relate?

	80% of female baby boomers will not be financially secure in their retirement because of inadequate savings
	58% of female baby boomers have less than $10,000 in retirement savings
	The average Social Security income received by women 65 years and older in 2004, was $9,408 a year
	46% of all elderly unmarried females receiving Social Security benefits in 2004 relied on Social Security for 90% of their income
	Women who reached age 65 in 2005 are expected to live an additional 20 years
	Three out of every four elderly people who live in poverty are women. Many of them weren't poor when their husbands were alive.

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