Retirement     Financial planning for your retirement is probably the biggest concern for most people, but there are other aspects of retirement that you should consider. How you will be spending your time? Have you considered employment, travel or volunteering in your community? Do you know where you will be living and have you thought about how to keep yourself physically healthy to enjoy your retirement? Listed below are links that provide information on the various aspects of planning for retirement. For specific information on your individual retirement plans please consult with your civilian personnel advisor or log on to Army Benefits Center. If you will be looking for employment after retirement, Jeanette at the I-Forces Center can help you with every aspect of your job search. Call Jeanette at 2-8581 or e-mail her at the I-FORCES Center.           This National Endowment for Financial Education® (NEFE®) is a resource for members of the general public and organizations seeking basic and unbiased personal finance information. They offer the following "Plan Now for Comfortable Retirement" and "Get Smart About Your Money".   AARP Financial Planning and Retirement Six sections to view on retirement. Create a financial plan for your retirement and see what role Social Security will play.   CNNMoney Use the online calculator to determine how much you will need for retirement and check out articles on retirement essentials.   FirstGov.gov Scroll down to the section on Retirement and Money and look for articles on "When to Retire", "Working After Retirement", "Pension and Health Care Coverage", "Q. & A's for Dislocated Workers" and "Factors that May Affect Retirement Benefits".   Social Security On Line Answers questions about Retirement and Medicare.   About.com article " Retirement Planning is More Than Money and Investments It's also about enjoying your life! Check out "Are You Ready for Retirement?" and "10 Retirement Planning Mistakes".