Retirement

Four ways to grow your nest egg
If you're approaching retirement and still haven't started investing in your nest egg, don't be alarmed. You can still catch up and save enough money to live comfortably during retirement, as long as you take this process seriously and start saving now. If you need help catching up on your retirement savings, here are four ways to grow your nest egg starting now. 1. Start saving now Not ... ››› more
[29 August 2014]

How to determine how much you need to save for retirement
Do you know how much money you need to save for retirement? Can you be sure that you'll have enough money to live comfortably and worry-free during retirement? If you're already approaching retirement age, you should have a clear picture of how retirement will look like for you and how much money you need to have saved up until then. Although there are no general guidelines when it comes to h... ››› more
[28 August 2014]

5 retirement mistakes to avoid
Many people feel unprepared when it comes to retirement. The simple thought of retirement can cause people to feel anxious and overwhelmed. To prevent these feelings and become more relaxed when approaching retirement, you need to plan ahead wisely and avoid making some very foreseeable mistakes. The following retirement planning mistakes are very common, but the good news is that they can... ››› more
[26 August 2014]

Five simple ways to boost your retirement savings
Whether you're heading towards retirement or you're still young, it's never too early to start saving for this period of your life. Increasing your retirement savings should be a priority, especially if you've only got a few years to go until you retire. With so many monthly expenses, it may seem practically impossible to put aside money for your retirement. The good news is that it can be ... ››› more
[25 August 2014]

Five tips for adjusting to retirement
For many, retirement seems like a dream come true. You have all the time in the world to do whatever you fancy, you can travel the world, visit relatives, take up new hobbies, and treat yourself to everything you've ever dreamed of. However, not everyone retires happily and comfortably. Sometimes we are forced to take drastic measures to adjust to retirement, simply because we haven't saved en... ››› more
[21 August 2014]

Four retirement tips for young adults
When you're in your 20's or 30's, you're probably not considering saving money for retirement. You may have student loans to pay or credit card debt and retirement seems so distant, it makes no sense to start saving now. But what if I told you that starting to save early for retirement is one of the best things you could do to secure your financial future? The sooner you start, the better off... ››› more
[19 August 2014]

Four smart strategies for retirement
If you've reached retirement or are getting very close to retiring, you know by now that the sooner you start saving for this period, the better. How much money you'll have when you retire largely depends on how you've lived your life up to that point. If you've made sound financial choices all your life and have managed your money well, then your chances of retiring comfortably increase. W... ››› more
[18 August 2014]

Five ways to increase your retirement savings
Retirement shouldn't take you by surprise. The problem is that most people do not have nearly enough money saved up for retirement. If you're in your 50's or 60's, there are no shortcuts - you have to take action now. You can maximize your retirement savings and make sure you have enough money to live comfortably for the next 20 years or so after retirement by acting responsibly and planni... ››› more
[29 July 2014]

Retirement tips for late starters
Are you pushing 50 and still haven't managed to save much for retirement? Although time is of essence, you can still make up for the lost time, as long as you are willing to make certain sacrifices. If you feel that time is not on your side and that you should make some serious changes to prepare for retirement, here are some tips to get you started. Start saving big. NOW. If you hav... ››› more
[28 July 2014]

Three affordable retirement destinations
Retirement is the time when you should enjoy yourself and do all the things you've always dreamed of, but never had the chance. Retirement is also the time when you can relocate, change your lifestyle completely, and move to an exotic, far-away land. Not all retirees can afford expensive destinations for retirement, so here are some more inexpensive options you can consider. Affordable ret... ››› more
[25 July 2014]

How to catch up on your retirement savings
Are you in your late 40's or 50's and worried that you have not managed to save a substantial amount for retirement? Even as a late starter, you can still make up for the lost time, but you have to act fast and start saving much more than planned. It may be time to take some drastic actions, but it will all be worth it when you retire. Here is how to catch up on your retirement savings... ››› more
[24 July 2014]

5 ways to boost your retirement savings
Saving for retirement should be a lifetime goal. However, due to a lack of proper planning or resources, most people do not save even half of what they should be saving for retirement. If you've just started saving for retirement or are approaching your golden years and want to give your savings a boost, here are some tips to keep you on the right track. Retirement savings tip #1: Save more, ... ››› more
[22 July 2014]

A five-step retirement plan tailored to build wealth
Planning for your impending retirement isn't an easy task. After the financial crisis, many investors are worried about what the future holds on the markets. But there is a way you can invest your money for retirement and reduce your risk. This retirement plan does this by starting with a solid base. Let's take a closer look… Retirement plan step #1: Risk All investors have different attitud... ››› more
[21 July 2014]

How to travel cheaply during retirement
When you reach retirement age, one of the things you want more than anything is to travel. Now is your chance to travel the world, or at least see a few of the places you always wanted to see, but never managed. But what happens when your retirement income doesn't allow you to travel as much as you would like to? All those trips you have planned are quite expensive and unless you managed... ››› more
[18 July 2014]

How to overcome the challenges of adjusting to retirement
When you think of retirement, you probably imagine it to be the most relaxing, carefree period of your life, a time of bliss and freedom. Yet, this is not always the case. Retiring can be quite a challenging time for some people, especially for those who have focused all their energy on their work. For people whose work provided a self-esteem boost, confidence can become quite shaky once th... ››› more
[16 July 2014]

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