Retirement advice

Retirement is a big decision and isn't always an easy one to make. Suze Orman shares her advice about retiring and factors that should be considered when thinking about it. Let us help you make a wise decision with help from Suze. #retirement #planning #suzeorman

Retire well when you don't have a lot of money? Yes, you can. With value-based retirement, you are in charge of the results – not your financial adviser, or the fluctuations of the stock market. Value-based retirement is based on the idea that you plan your retirement around what you value and eliminate what you don’t. #retirementplanning #retirement #retire #retiree #finances #lifestyle #debtfree

There's this "thing" about retirement planning that no one talks about. Most of us discover it when we're actually retiring. Don't be one of us ...

Here are four of tips to help you transition into retirement we would like to share with you, new retiree. Here is what has worked for us.

If you wait and apply later, that is cash you give up at a time in your life when you may be able to put it to its best use. #social #security #benefits #retirement

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You're retired, and you're probably wondering how to spend your day in retirement. Figuring out how to spend the endless free time you have can…

What you have to know before retiring, the day to day things.

By eliminating simple everyday things we really can save tons of money and even retire sooner. Its the little bit of money you spend here and the money you spend there that all adds up to causing you financial issues. #savemoney #thingstostopbuying

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