When should I start planning for retirement?

This one’s so open ended as far as the question goes. I was talking to a young group at a company and it came up as far as retirement planning. Retirement planning should basically start the day you start working, because there are a lot of things that you can’t catch up on if you don’t start early. You start with a company that has a 401K plan, and if you don’t join that plan until you’re thinking… you know… maybe you’re 60 and you’re looking ahead for retirement, you’re not going to do much good saving for a couple of years. It’s when you save for decades that’s where you get the most benefit.

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