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Retirement

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Someone Your Age Is Already Rich, But You’re Still Broke – Here’s Why

Posted on March 9, 2025 by Andy
Poor guy, rich guy

Ever feel like you’re behind in life? You scroll through social media and see someone your age, or younger, driving luxury cars, flashing Rolex watches, or claiming they just made six figures from their latest investment. Meanwhile, you’re still figuring… Continue Reading →

Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
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Where can I open a self-directed IRA?

Posted on June 14, 2021 by Andy
Where can I open a self directed IRA

At some stage on your retirement journey, you will find yourself asking, where can I open a self-directed IRA. I know for myself it was many years after I started contributing to an IRA that I even found out such a… Continue Reading →

Gold and silver, Instruments, Investment, Personal Finance, Retirement
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What is the best way to start investing for beginners?

Posted on May 9, 2021 by Andy
What is the best way to start investing for beginners

What is the best way to start investing for beginners? If you are asking yourself this question the chances are that you are expecting to be told where to put your money. We’ll get to that, but you need to… Continue Reading →

Investment, Personal Finance, Principles, Retirement
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What is the best investment strategy for retirement?

Posted on February 9, 2021 by Andy
What is the best investment strategy for retirement

What is the best investment strategy for retirement? There is a tried and tested answer to this question. The generally accepted wisdom is that you should hold the percentage of bonds in your portfolio that matches your age in years.… Continue Reading →

Investment, Personal Finance, Retirement, Strategies
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Stock market returns for the last 30 years – when to invest

Posted on April 27, 2020 by Andy
Stock market returns for the last 30 years

What have the stock market returns for the last 30 years been and how has that changed over time. Can we expect that the current economic meltdown will change accepted wisdom and have us all fleeing into bonds, real estate,… Continue Reading →

Investment, Personal Finance, Planning, Principles, Retirement, Strategies
12

Are savings bonds worth buying – a personal story.

Posted on April 26, 2020 by Andy
Are savings bonds worth buying

Are savings bonds worth buying? My granddad certainly thought so. Like many of his generation, his life was molded by powerful historic events, and that is an understatement. I am often humbled by thoughts of what my grandparents lived through… Continue Reading →

Bonds, Instruments, Investment, Retirement
12

Best retirement planning calculators – a comparison

Posted on April 23, 2020 by Andy
Best retirement planning calculators

Checking our retirement plans is something many of us do from time to time. There are many online calculators on the internet that can help you develop a plan or adjust an existing plan. This comparison, looks for an answer… Continue Reading →

Products and Services, Retirement, Reviews
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How to begin investing in stocks – steps to take before you invest

Posted on April 19, 2020 by Andy
How to begin investing in stocks

Here’s an observation, many people are interested in building an investment portfolio but they don’t know where or how to begin investing in stocks. Checking what is out there on the internet in the way of guidance on this, it… Continue Reading →

Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
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Retire with 3 million?

Posted on March 7, 2020 by Andy
Retire with 3 million and hike

Headline – A couple tried to retire with 3 million – and it wasn’t enough! You often hear or read these kinds of stories. And it’s often a question of whether the capital sum they had managed to accumulate was… Continue Reading →

Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
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How much money to retire, and how much money did you retire on for an early retirement?

Posted on February 28, 2020 by Andy
How much money to retire

Are you trying to work out how much money to retire and live well? Or maybe you have already retired early. In which case how much money did you retire on for an early retirement? Here are some simple numbers.… Continue Reading →

Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement

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