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  • How Do I Estimate Retirement Living Expenses?

    par Dale Maley ...
    78 million Baby Boomers start to turn age 65 in the year 2011. A key factor in planning for retirement is the required spending level during retirement. Retirement spending drives the size of nest egg required to retire. This short story focuses on alternative methods of estimating retirement living expenses. This short story will give you enough information to make your own well-informed estimate ... En savoir plus

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  • How Can I Retire If I Am 62 and Broke?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Most retirement books assume you have time to save and accumulate money or you already have a significant net worth. Most of the 67 million Baby Boomers who are approaching retirement age have run out of time to save and accumulate more wealth. This short story explores the options available to people reaching retirement age who are broke. After reading this short story, you will be able to make ... En savoir plus

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  • My Journey to a Diversified Portfolio of Low-Cost Index Funds

    par Dale Maley ...
    This short story documents my journey to a diversified portfolio of low-cost index funds. This short story has great advice for people who want to manage their own investments using low cost investments. ... En savoir plus

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  • What Is The Optimum Method to Convert a Retirement Portfolio Into Income?

    par Dale Maley ...
    As the 67 million Baby Boomers enter retirement, they face a key question. What is the optimum method of converting their retirement portfolio into cash during retirement? This short story explores several alternative methods for converting a retirement portfolio into cash. Reading this short story will allow you to make your own well-informed decision on how to optimize the conversion of your ... En savoir plus

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  • How to Use Psychology to Achieve Your Financial Goals

    par Dale Maley ...
    Up until about 30 years ago, economists assumed that humans were perfectly rational in their decision making. Subsequent research has proven that we are anything but rational with respect to financial decisions. This short story explains how you can use psychology to help achieve your personal financial goals. ... En savoir plus

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  • How Do I Determine If I Have Saved Enough to Retire?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Many people are wondering if they are saving enough for retirement. Younger people want to know how much they need to save for retirement. Those people close to retirement want to know if they have already saved enough to retire. This short story identifies the basic retirement planning process with specific examples. You can determine whether or not your retirement plan is on track or not. ... En savoir plus

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  • How Do I Maximize Retirement Income From My Portfolio?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Conventional financial planning wisdom assumes that retirees can withdraw a maximum of an inflation adjusted 4% of their retirement portfolio every year. Some recent research indicates the 4% safe withdrawal rate rule can be increased by following some decision based rules. This short story explores this recent research and illustrates how to maximize the income from a retirement portfolio. ... En savoir plus

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  • How Much Income Do I Really Need in Retirement?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Financial planners use a rule of thumb that says you will need 70% to 80% of your pre-retirement income. This short story examines this rule of thumb and apply it to four fictitious families. Hopefully the results of this analysis will help people better understand the pros and cons of using the 80% rule of thumb. This story should also help people better estimate their retirement income needs ... En savoir plus

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  • Will Reverse Mortgages be the Salvation of Baby Boomer Retirees?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Many respected studies indicate that up to half of the 67 million Baby Boomer generation have not saved enough for retirement. Many academic studies are already assuming that up to half of the Baby Boomers will utilize reverse mortgages to increase their retirement income. This short story explores the pros and cons of utilizing reverse mortgages to boost retirement income. ... En savoir plus

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  • Frequently Asked Questions About ETFs and Index Funds

    par Dale Maley ...
    This short story explains both ETFs and Index Funds using a question and answer format. It will teach you the basics of using these low cost investments as part of your investment portfolio. ... En savoir plus

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  • The Zoath Yost Family of Pontiac, Illinois

    par Dale Maley ...
    Zoath Yost was born and raised in West Virginia. He completed college and obtained a law degree from West Virginia University. Zoath married Pontiac native Ella Louise Hartshorn in 1890. Ella Hartshorn graduated from Pontiac Township High School and then attended several colleges. In 1898, Zoath and Ella Yost built their home on the Vermilion River at 298 West Water Street in Pontiac.Zoath and ... En savoir plus

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  • Who Are The Bogleheads And Should You Become One?

    par Dale Maley ...
    Bogleheads are people who are very interested in investing. They meet and share their ideas about investing and personal finance on their online forum. Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard, is one of their heroes. The typical Boglehead lives below their means so they can save and invest. They typically invest in low-cost Vanguard index funds in a well diversified portfolio. Over half of the Bogleheads ... En savoir plus

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