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Slow Down Your Spending

You’ve just retired. Now is the time to buy that yacht you’ve always wanted and that house in that little ski resort town you always go to, right? No, unfortunately your retirement is not the time to start spending like crazy. Today’s article explains how you can cool it down just a bit with your retirement spending. Here’s what they… 

What Is The Monte Carlo Simulation

What does a casino and retirement have to do with one another? No, it’s not taking a nice trip to Vegas and spending your children’s inheritance on gambling. Today’s article explains what Monte Carlo simulations are and how you can use it to see if you’ve saved enough for retirement or whether your money will make it through your entire… 

Keep Your Eye On These Numbers

Today’s article explains which numbers investors need to keep their eye on. Here’s what they had to say, “most investors are better off not obsessing about the day to day market moves. But if you’re keeping an eye on the numbers, here are three critical stats to watch. There is no “magic number” that triggers a sell-off, but these indicators… 

Here’s How You Can Cut Spending In Your Retirement

Being worried about your finances when you are working is scary enough but to be worried about money after you retire well that can be petrifying. Today’s article will discuss nine ways to help you cut spending in your retirement. Here’s one of them, “pay with cash. People who put their plastic away and choose to pay with cash typically… 

Where Should You Retire Using Your Social Security

Have you given any thought to where you’d like to retire? Somewhere with a beach? Or maybe where golf weather occurs daily all year long? Today’s article discusses the best cities to live in for retirees that wish to retire on social security. Here’s how they found the best, “U.S. News analyzed Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics data… 

What To Look For In Stocks Moving Forward

Today’s article discusses the stock market and what you should be on the look out for. “But it’s possible that the earnings love story could hit a rough patch. The estimated earnings growth rate for the third quarter is 4.6%, according to FactSet. That’s good, not great, especially when considering that as of the beginning of the third quarter, FactSet… 

Are Women Better At Retirement Planning Than Men?

Today’s article discusses whether genders play a role in retirement planning. Here’s a quote from the article, “women earning $75,000 a year or more contribute roughly a full percentage point more of salary than their men with the same earnings. Over the course of one’s career and retirement, a one percentage point edge can mean an appreciably larger nest egg…