Wealth Adviser (A Special Report) --- The Game Plan: How some people are saving for retirementÌ¢ and what financial advisers think of those strategies
The Game Plan takes a look at how individuals and families are saving for retirement -- and then asks financial advisers to comment on those strategies. You're invited to share your own retirement-savings plans by sending an email to reports@wsj.com.</br></br>Enough for Fun and More</br></br>Josh Vogel isn't willing to sacrifice his social life just to stick a few extra dollars into his bank account. But that doesn't mean the 27-year-old from Brookline, Mass., has no long-term savings plan.</br></br>Mr. Vogel, who does internal reporting and applications development at Children's Hospital Boston, brings his lunch to work and cooks dinner in order to offset weekend entertainment expenses. He buys frequent-skier cards at several ski resorts within a few hours of where he lives. And the avid sailor often rides as a crew member on yachts for which, as he says, his only financial outlay is the cost of a few beers.</br></br>"I have plenty of funds to have plenty of fun," says Mr. Vogel.