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I get asked about this a lot, so I figured it was time to just lay it all out. This is not a “you should do this too” post. Personal finance is personal, and what works for our family is specific to our situation. But I’m a big believer in transparency – because when I … Read more
I get emails from people asking me to mention their website. Usually I just delete them, but this one was interesting. Retiresmarter.ca is a Canadian calculator website that doesn’t take your information, it’s free (apparently always will be free), and is sleek and fast. I … Read moreRetireSmarter.ca Review The post RetireSmarter.ca Review appeared first on Genymoney.ca.
Following the crowd isn’t a valid life philosophy. Plan your retirement accordingly. Learn more in this week’s terrific links. What should your allocation to stocks be in retirement? A Wealth Of Common Sense The best upgrade is realizing you have enough. Seth’s Blog Should you look into a Mega Backdoor Roth? Kiplinger Asking if your advisor is a Fiduciary is no longer enough. Advisor Perspectives Buying…The post I Don’t Like Mondays….When Is My Retirement? appeared first on A Teachable Moment.
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The Gentleman’s Family are off on holiday. Woo hoo! 2 weeks in the Alps on a fun-packed family adventure. Is this the last chance of a grand tour family holiday before the kids turn double digits? You are only free from 9 – 3 I’m now working full time, and “only” taking we weeks off this summer. It’s a hard old life being a working dad – but my work does give me the double […]
You’ve optimised the spreadsheet & nailed your SWR but what about your healthspan? Do your early retirement plans need a biological workout? The post The Other FIRE Number – HealthSpan appeared first on Fire And Wide.
Welcome back to another monthly update from Root of Good! Happy belated Independence Day to all the American readers! We made it back from our last vacation just in time to celebrate the Fourth of July in Raleigh with family. After chilling (literally) in Norway and Iceland for a couple of weeks in June, it was a shock to come back to 100F+ temperatures at home. It’s cooled off a bit, but I was rudely […]
The post The Complete Guide to Retirement Income Strategies appeared first on Dividend Power. Retirement is a major life milestone that should be filled with financial security, freedom, and peace of mind. After spending decades building a career and saving for the future, the last thing anyone wants is to worry about whether they have enough money to cover their living expenses. That’s why having reliable retirement income is so important. However, simply having retirement savings is […]
The most common question I get when being interviewed about FIRE is “What about health care?” It’s a big, scary question. Health care costs in America, if not managed properly, can easily run into tens of thousands of dollars per year, and that can really screw over someone’s FIRE plan. So we have to deal with it, but at the same time, the reason why it’s so difficult is that the game keeps changing. Health […]
Geopolitical conflicts often influence global energy markets, trade flows, and consumer prices within days. Events involving the United States and Iran have repeatedly demonstrated how regional tensions can affect oil prices, financial markets, and economic confidence. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and The World Bank have consistently noted that external shocks can create ripple effects that reach households far beyond the countries directly involved. Periods of uncertainty remind families why financial resilience matters. Rising fuel […]