<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>				<article id="1159343944"><artname>What Expenses Will You Have in Retirement?</artname><p>Let us start by looking at our expenses. In <glossary def="Termination of employment due to age, choice, or physical limitation. Certain benefits, such as Social Security payments, are available to those who retire. In finance, retirement is the paying of a debt when or before it is due." primary="Retirement">retirement</glossary>, you <nodef>will</nodef> have pretty much the same expenses that you do today. You should make a list of the following expense items and the amounts you currently spend for them. You may wish to tweak them if you envision a lifestyle change down the road.</p><image file="1159343944_1_sm.gif" enlarge="1159343944_1_lg.gif" align="center" alt="Retirement Expenses" /> <p> By using a list like this, you <nodef>will</nodef> be able to get a better handle on your <glossary def="Income available to a person for retirement expenses. If it comes from a retirement plan or annuity, it will take effect at a stipulated age. The amount and how often it is paid can be set down by agreements." primary="Retirement Income">retirement income</glossary> needs.</p></article>	