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20 topics for your financial blog

Investment Writing

If you feel frustrated by coming up with topics for your financial blog, the journalist’s five Ws and one H can help. For help with this, read “ WHAT PROBLEM does this blog post solve for them? For help with this, read “ WHAT PROBLEM does this blog post solve for them? Who should inherit your wealth?

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Why you should take your retirement planning seriously now?

Truemind Capital

A retirement crisis could turn out to be the biggest headache in most of the countries, including India. Gone are the days when one could think of retiring comfortably in their 60s. Gone are the days when one could think of retiring comfortably in their 60s. The retirement problem en-mass will show over the next decade.

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The 5 Pillars of Retirement Planning You Should Be Aware of

WiserAdvisor

Achieving financial freedom in retirement requires meticulous planning, dedicated effort, and strategic management. Within this framework, the concept of the five pillars of retirement planning emerges as a valuable strategy. Without a solid plan, you risk drifting without direction.

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Planning Your Lifestyle in Retirement

Mullooly Asset Management

Your lifestyle will largely dictate the financial “success” of your retirement. Which is true before retirement as well. In a recent blog post, I wrote about how you need to plan for what lifestyle you will have in retirement. If you spend more than you make, you will struggle financially.

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Will Your Retirement Savings Be Enough?

Integrity Financial Planning

Are you unsure of how much money you will need in retirement? This is a very common concern for Americans as they approach retirement age. This blog will give you some tips on how to begin estimating your needs in the future, as well as some tips on how to increase the longevity of your savings. How Much Should I Spend?

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Pathway To Robust Retirement Outcomes

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Bloomberg conducted a survey about how much money people need to retire and the respondents said $3-$5 million. Using the 4% rule for safe withdrawal percentages, if you're 10 years away from when you want to retire, how do the numbers look? Well, then. What about 5 years away? Can you create that situation for yourself?

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Going All In To Solve A Retirement Shortfall

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Unusual Whales (very worth following) Tweeted that "51% of Gen-Xers and 40% of Boomers have said they are 'significantly behind' their retirement, per CNBC." We Aren't Saving Nearly Enough For Retirement. 600,000-$800,000 are workable numbers for long term retirement planning. Barron's pegs Gen-X' perceived need at $1.1