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 ...

You know you want to retire at some point in your life, but what do you need to do to be prepared for it? Check out these 7 Things You Need to Do Before You Retire for some ideas of the plans you need to make now. #savemoney #savings #money

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Want to reach financial independence and retire early, but haven't started budgeting or saving money yet(enough to retire?). Check out this post to learn how to plan your early retirement step by step, so you can reach FIRE and retire young now!

As you enter your 50s, starting laying the groundwork for a secure retirement is crucial. This decade is pivotal to reassessing your financial goals, investment strategies, and savings plans. Taking proactive steps now can help

Retirement planning can seem overwhelming, but having a budget in place is an important step in making sure your retirement is secure. Setting aside funds and determining what your expenses will be in retirement can help you to determine how much you’ll need to save for the future. Knowing how much money you have to work with can help you map out a plan for the future, so creating a retirement budget is the best place to start.

What are the four phases of retirement, and what can you do to avoid the trap of Phase II? How can you be among the 60% who reach Phase IV?

Compare your progress against these milestones you must reach before you retire to see if you're on track before you finalize your decision to retire.

No one in my real life believes I can retire early at 55. It is late by FIRE standards but it is pretty early for a late starter to Financial Independence. Let me share my retire early plan with you

Can I retire at 60 with $500K (Yes and I can show you how) but it will require you to create a new budget. A budget to help prepare you for your retirement.