The fantasy football culture has taken America by storm. What was once an obscure game is now incredibly popular with options at multiple leading media websites. Fantasy football participants spend hours watching shows dedicated to the craft and reading article after article about who to draft. Do you take a contrarian approach and pick a few sleepers in the late rounds of the draft? Or do you take the best player available all the time?
As fun as fantasy football is, you need to spend some time researching your retirement options and dedicating yourself to your “draft” in this always important area of life. You will only get one shot at retirement. [Editor: see my article on how Fantasy Baseball is like personal finance.]
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