Retirement Story |  I always planned to retire at 65

Retirement Story |  I always planned to retire at 65

ARTICLE SUMMARY:  Jennifer Sisson and her husband initially planned to retire at 65, following a traditional savings approach through 401(k)s and IRAs. However, discovering the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement shifted their perspective, emphasizing...
How to Plan for Part-Time Retirement

How to Plan for Part-Time Retirement

Saving for retirement as a part-time worker has become more accessible, thanks to provisions in the SECURE 2.0 Act. This legislation introduces several measures aimed at enhancing retirement savings opportunities for part-time employees, freelancers, and gig workers....
Retirement Success Story | Retired at 55

Retirement Success Story | Retired at 55

ARTICLE SUMMARY:  Frank Noble, an 86-year-old retiree from Porepunkah, Australia, shares his insights on achieving a fulfilling early retirement. Having retired at 55 from a demanding forestry career, Noble emphasizes the importance of financial preparedness and...
Can debt funds be used for retirement planning?

Can debt funds be used for retirement planning?

ARTICLE SUMMARY:  The Outlook Money article “Why Are Debt Instruments Critical for Retirement Planning?” emphasizes the importance of incorporating debt instruments into retirement strategies to ensure financial stability and consistent income. Key...
What Is the 25x Retirement Rule?

What Is the 25x Retirement Rule?

ARTICLE SUMMARY:  The 25x Rule is a straightforward guideline for estimating how much you need to save for retirement. It suggests that you should aim to accumulate 25 times your anticipated annual retirement expenses to support a 30-year retirement period. This rule...