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According to a 2008 study by Aon Corp., a 25-year-old earning $30,000 who has not started saving for retirement will need to save at least 4.2 percent of his annual salary until age 65 to have a chance of retiring with an appropriate amount of savings. If that worker were age 35 making $60,000, the number jumps to 7.5 percent.

Technology is supposed to make our lives easier – that is if we know what we’re using. With a variety of free tools on the market, it’s hard to decipher or find the time to investigate the best of the best. Nicholas Gaffney, a partner at Infinite Public Relations in San Francisco, offers a list of his firm’s top choices of collaboration and productivity tools for all generations.

Apparently accountants aren’t the only ones about to face a mass retirement exodus.

Texas Society of CPAs is gearing up for its second Young CPAs and Emerging Professionals Conference and even if you're not going, you can read all about the happenings – before and after – on a new blog. The blogger, Michael Brown, is a member of TSCPA's Young CPAs and Emerging Professionals Committee and is an avid user of social media. If you want to get an extra dose of updates, you can also follow him on Twitter and become a fan of the conference on Facebook.

Texas Society of CPAs is gearing up for its second Young CPAs and Emerging Professionals Conference and even if you’re not going, you can read all about the happenings – before and after – on a recently launched blog. Read more on Accounting Tomorrow's blog, Where It's At.

Young CPAs in the Cincinnati area who haven't acquainted themselves with The Ohio State Society of CPAs could do so on May 7– especially if you're looking for a brush up on personal financial planning.

Like many good ideas, Weiser's Buddy System started over drinks.

Young CPAs in the Cincinnati area who haven’t acquainted themselves with The Ohio State Society of CPAs could do so on May 7– especially if you’re looking for a brush up on personal financial planning. Read more on Accounting Tomorrow's blog.

Like many good ideas, Weiser's Buddy System started over drinks.

Alexandra DeFelice writes: Gen X and Y may reap some big benefits from the bear market, and advisors who target those generations could profit from helping them.