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Depleted account balances. Rising expenses. Near-zero interest rates. Many seniors who are eager to retire find themselves still working, or worse, job hunting. What do you do when retirement seems impossible?
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A new survey finds that, despite everything, Americans feel pretty good about their futures.
At the November 17, 2011 meeting of the Fund's Board of Trustees, Management recommended, and the Board approved, the interest that will be credited January - June 2012.
For people grieving the loss of a spouse, uncertainty about family finances can be stressful and lead to costly mistakes. This checklist helps the surviving spouse sort through their new financial tasks.
The YMCA Retirement Fund offers Protection
from Risk & Volatility
The clearest measure of comparable value of the Fund is the long-term benefit as indicated by the charts below:

3 Years
5 Years
10 Years
Average Annualized Rates of Return for Periods Ended December 31, 2011
3 Years 5 Years 10 Years
YRF Account 2.78%
5.48% 6.61%
65/35 Blend 12.27%
2.47% 4.34%
 YMCA Retirement Fund Account      65% Stocks / 35% Bonds
The blended return represents a 65% weighting in stocks and 35% in bonds. Stocks use the Russell 3000 index, or the total US stock market. Bonds use the Barclays Capital Aggregate which measures the return for domestic bonds.

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