Released on = June 7, 2006, 9:15 am

Press Release Author = Writing For Profit

Industry = Small Business

Press Release Summary = The call to earn money in retirement is fast becoming a
necessity and this is so because when people retire from the workplace they continue
forevermore to face the prospect of escalating living expenses

Press Release Body = The call to earn money in retirement is fast becoming a
necessity and this is so because when people retire from the workplace they continue
forevermore to face the prospect of escalating living expenses: food, shelter;
clothing, power supply, insurances, communications, income tax, etc, with less left
over than they had at their disposal before for enjoying the minor luxuries of life.


For the majority of seniors the prospect is doubly daunting as a direct result of
vastly reduced incomings due to the world wide pension crisis and so the need to
earn money in retirement becomes imperative.

What do seniors do when there is too much month left at the end of the pension; do
they bite the bullet and settle for cutbacks in the quality of life?

Not inevitably so because with tried and tested guidance they can stretch their
abilities to make some extra cash in retirement and for some this is not so much an
option as a necessity.

How do seniors visualize life in retirement?

They have reached or are approaching their 60th/65th year and are eligible for
retirement. Or maybe they're only 50 and opted out early.

o Do they punch the air with a tightly clenched fist now that they have finally
escaped from the workplace?

o Or do they ask, 'What happens now?'

For many retirees, lounging around the house or lying in the sun in a deck chair is
not a prerequisite for third age enjoyment and fulfilment.

While the world is undoubtedly aging and the number of elderly people is increasing,
the current crop of senior citizens is in better health and lead longer, more active
lives than their parents did.

o They want action, not eternal relaxation;
o Excitement, not enforced leisure;
o Accomplishment, not resignation.
With valuable commercial skills acquired through years of practical experience, many
of these retirees give serious consideration to launching their own businesses. They
believe they still have what it takes and are highly motivated to succeed on their
own.

Is it hard to earn money in retirement?

o Is it so restrictive that only a small number can succeed?

o Is it so demanding that only able-bodied retirees can make a go of it?

o Is it so difficult that only the super-intelligent stand a chance?

No - anyone can do it. If, for example, seniors are disabled or handicapped to some
degree and would find it impossible to engage in a physical money-making activity
they can still participate in 'online' enterprise.

So who is Jim Green and why should anyone read what he has to say about how to earn
money in retirement?

Jim Green is 75 years young and as active in business as he was 50 years ago. He is
also a bestselling author with 24 titles to his credit including \"Your Retirement
Masterplan\" and \"Earn Money in Retirement\" http://earn-money-in-retirement.com


Web Site = http://earn-money-in-retirement.com

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