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EKeep in mind that any social security funds you access can be reduced by other earned income you may make from other jobs. Look into...
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EecasadoSBU replied to the thread OT: Rule of 55 (Retirement).I get that. But I always have a preference to save taxes TODAY than to save taxes in the future. It maximizes your contribution and the...
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EecasadoSBU replied to the thread OT: Rule of 55 (Retirement).Yeah, they say the best saving is paying off debt... and it makes sense. the more you pay off, the less you have worry about. the less...
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EPeople typically focus on savings and income. Both very important with the emphasis on savings. As for me, it was all about reducing...
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EAdvice I would always offer to anyone. It's never to early to start saving for retirement. Because retirement age comes around more...
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EThis was my experience when I retired 6 years ago…I was allowed to tap into my 401k at 55 (without penalty) as long as I was employed by...
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EThis would be my suggestion also. Take a job you want in the private sector and make more money but just be disciplined in putting away...
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EProbably easier said than done however. The number of employers offering defined benefit programs has plummeted and continues to...
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EecasadoSBU replied to the thread OT: Rule of 55 (Retirement).Nowadays its hard to find a job with a pension. the public sector has pensions but tends to pay significantly less. I say go take a job...
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EecasadoSBU reacted to nomar's post in the thread Teach me about travel credit card points with
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EThere's an alternative approach that I read about recently. Retire for like 2 years, then go back. It allows you to travel or do some...
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ESame question but looking to retire at 35
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EYou can withdraw at any age without penalty, any age As long as your withdrawals are calculated based on your remaining life...
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EecasadoSBU replied to the thread OT: Rule of 55 (Retirement).I read into it a few months ago. Don't ask me why (I'm only 34. lol). I guess its never to early to plan You can only tap into the 401k...
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EI'd like to retire around 55 (I'm 48 now). Or at least stop working significantly. Maybe have some kind of part time job... a bartender...
