Tag: retirement planning
How to Protect Your Family Finances After Retiring from the Military
Retiring from the military can be a monumental and life-changing event for you and your family. You may have plans to enter the private sector and start a new career outside of the military or to enjoy a more laid back way of life after retirement. Regardless of your professional plans after you leave the […]
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Retirement Age: Six Things You Should Start Thinking About
Most workers spend a majority of their life saving and planning for retirement. As retirement age finally begins to near, it can be an exciting and nerve-wracking time. There is so much to plan for and get ready for. Here are six things you should consider when you begin to think about retiring. 1. Work […]
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Top Financial Mistakes that you Must Avoid When Entering the Retirement Phase of Life
It goes without saying that the smartest decisions that you can ever make about your future begin at the very stage when you land your very first job. The planning, though starts at an extremely early stage, can bear the most fruitful results especially during retirement. However, even if you do start early and reach […]
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5 Early Signs You’ll Lose Every Penny You Have After Your Retirement
Most retirees don’t really have any idea when will their funds run out. If you’re a retiree, you knowing how to manage your retirement funds is crucial. This usually includes making a record of all the things you are planning to buy this year, possible investments, and maybe even steps you can take to increase […]
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Retirement Planning on a Budget
Everyone has heard the battle cry of the personal financial experts: “Start saving for retirement sooner rather than later!” Those who start saving at 25 have double the money when they retire than those who start saving at 45!” And while this is certainly simple math, the problem is that, for many folks living on […]
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Making the Most of Your Investments
Investments are a great way to prepare for a financially secure future. But investing isn’t just so simple as putting your money in a high interest bank account and leaving it there to grow. Instead, investing requires that you have knowledge of the market and a willingness to investigate all of the available options. There […]
