A Million Is Not Enough
Chapter One
This Is Not Our Parents' Retirement
Why Boomers Are Reinventing How We Will Fund Our
Golden Years
Jason Lee thought he had his life and his future figured out. He
worked as a research assistant at the Library of Congress. He loved
his work, pursued a passionate interest in World War I aviation
history, spent his off days at the Air and Space Museum, and planned
vacations to visit various collections of vintage aircraft, private
and public, around the world. He had a lot of friends who shared his
interest, but at age forty-five considered himself a confirmed
bachelor. He didn't spend lavishly, but he indulged his hobby
without restraint. Why not? he figured: He was going to support
himself for the rest of his life. Love intervened. On a visit to the
Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in upstate New York, he met a woman whose
father was a collector and piloted one of the vintage aircraft that
flew in the show. Six months later, they were married.
Jason gave up his job at the Library of Congress, moved to
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