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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Joanne Lundy, who has been Discover the World Director Canada for 28 years, is retiring from the position as of May 2021. The new incoming Director is Jane Clementino. Jane is a well-recognized travel executive in Canada with 30 years of experience in aviation, corporate travel management, and retail travel. She has extensive knowledge of the travel marketplace, distribution channels, and supplier relations, combined with strategic insights and business development capabilities – which have produced a great track record of revenue and brand growth.
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Life is full of surprises not all of them welcome. If you’re facing an unexpected financial surprise, it might be tempting to tap your retirement accounts for cash. Take it from us, there are plenty of better strategies.
“When you pull cash from your retirement account, you’re missing out on a market opportunity,” says Michelle Buonincontri, a certified financial planner (CFP) in Anthem, Ariz. “That’s investment growth you might not be able to get back.”
If you need cash now, these 10 options can help cover short-term needs or pay for a financial emergency without depriving yourself of long-term growth in your retirement accounts.