Retirement Financial Planning

The last few years I have been exploring all aspects of retirement planning. Portfolio rebalancing is one area that I have never really explored in any detail. If an investor desires a portfolio with 50% stocks and 50% bonds, over long time periods it is likely this original asset allocation will drift to a higher percentage of stocks and a lower percentage of bounds. Current popular financial planning guidelines suggest the investor should adjust or rebalance the portfolio back to the original asset allocation on some calendar basis (typically annually). Rebalancing requires effort to ...

Picture a life untethered by financial concerns: a world where money is a facilitator, not a stumbling block. Are you enticed by the idea of achieving financial autonomy and crafting a purposeful, free life? If these concepts strike a chord, then Live on FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) is your must-have guide! In this book, Andrew Richards has designed a comprehensive, step-by-step blueprint for planning your early retirement. Whether you're well-versed in finance or an absolute novice, this guide is engineered to simplify these often complex concepts.

Don’t let financial exploitation catch you or your loved ones off guard — this book is a must-listen for anyone looking to protect seniors from scams and financial abuse. Whether you’re managing your own finances or watching out for an aging parent, Mind the Money: Preventing Financial Exploitation of Seniors gives you the tools you need to stay one step ahead of fraudsters.

Too young to think about retirement you say? Or too old now to save for retiring? Think again! It’s never too early or too late to begin your path towards future financial freedom through retirement. In fact, planning, saving, and investing for your retirement will be the most crucial decision you’ll make and action you’ll take in your life. The best time to start is now! Don’t waste another second as time really is money when it comes to savings, investing, and retiring rich.

Conquer the ChFC HS 333 Exam: Your Guide to Passing the Personal Financial Planning Comprehensive Exam” is an essential resource for anyone preparing for the ChFC HS 333 Exam. This guide covers all major topics, including financial planning fundamentals, personal finance, investment planning, retirement planning, tax planning, estate planning, insurance planning, education planning, risk management, employee benefits, special circumstances planning, behavioral finance, ethics, client communication, case analysis, regulatory considerations, and technology in financial planning. The book ...

The Fall of Logic is a selection from Chase Chandler's new book, The Wealthy Family. The Fall of Logic details many of the flaws and solutions related to conventional financial thinking. The Fall of Logic takes the reader on a journey in which Chase Chandler describes the fundamental yet complex foundational philosophies one must understand to manage wealth prudently.

This book includes: Financial Statement Analysis and Dividend Growth Investing Machine. Learn all of the skills you need to know in order to analyze financial statements and invest for retirement!

Years of borrowing and spending have left many Americans in perilous financial shape. To secure their futures and achieve financial independence, Americans must begin to save and invest. In his characteristically clear and congenial style, award-winning financial news anchor Bill Griffeth provides a simple 10-step program for lifelong financial success. Among the steps covered in this audio are setting financial goals, budget-izing yourself, creating your own lifetime investment plan, and developing a do-it-yourself retirement plan.

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. This quote, from Benjamin Franklin, has held true over the centuries. Every book you read, every expert you talk to, every piece of financial knowledge that you learn has compounded returns. Because you can use that knowedge over time. You can use it multiple times over your lifetime, and thus compounded the use of knowledge. When it comes to financial knowledge, it helps you compound your money over time. This book will be a significant source of knowledge in your financial journey. It teaches you about the importance of financial planning...

Our world is filled with myths about money and retirement planning that are confining people to their utmost financial potential. Don't Be Penny Wise & Dollar Foolish by Andrew McNair candidly discredits common financial misconceptions and imprudent institutions.

Uncomplicating Financial Education: Master Your Finances and Build a Prosperous Future! Achieve the freedom and security you've always dreamed of with this complete guide to financial education.

Take control of your financial destiny with this powerful audiobook bundle, featuring two titles that will revolutionize your approach to mone. Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to reset your financial strategies, this audiobook bundle is your ultimate resource. Don't settle for a mediocre financial life. Take charge of your money, optimize your finances, and embark on a path to financial freedom today. The time for your financial transformation is now.

How can you help shield yourself from a volatile stock market swings during retirement? Dividend investing! Many think that growing the value of an investment portfolio is most crucial to a comfortable retirement. While accumulating funds that grow before you reach retirement is essential, you also need a flow of income after you retire. Investing in solid companies that provide dividends regardless of the daily ups and downs of the market is essential to generating income during retirement.

Steve Booren, founder of Prosperion Financial Advisors, has seen it all in his four decades advising business owners, wealthy families, and everyday folks. What he came to realize is the importance of investor behavior: that how investors choose to act, or react, has a profound impact on their investment success.

Making, saving, and investing money appropriately can be difficult, but it’s even more difficult when excuses and obstacles find themselves in the pathway to financial success and goalposts. These pitfalls - like a failed business, for example - can set someone back several years. Fortunately, there is help!

In the years immediately preceding 2008, the rage in financial planning was diversification. By not putting all your eggs into one basket, some asset classes would do poorly.......but other asset classes would do well. The theory was that investors should find asset classes which are not correlated to each other. The financial planning industry and Wall Street advocated investing in many asset classes including diversified U.S. stocks, diversified developed international stocks, emerging market stocks, commodities, timber, and bonds. Unfortunately, in the Crash of 2008, all asset classes ...

If spending the next 40 years behind a cubicle doesn’t look like your ideal life plan, then keep reading...Are you working yourself to the bone just to afford the basic necessities to survive? It’s no wonder that you, as well as many others your age, are feeling this way. That’s why the Financial Independence Retire Early or FIRE Movement has been gaining so much popularity in recent years. It provides the answers to the problems that millennials are currently facing in regard to their finances, such as tackling debt, saving more of their income, and having financial security.

Many of the 67 million Baby Boomers who turn age 65 in 2011 want to retire. If they have chosen a high-priced financial advisor, their retirement date may be delayed indefinitely. This short story utilizes a real life example of a couple who can never retire due to excessive investment and financial planning fees. After reading this short story, you will be able to make your own well-informed decision on how to optimize investment and financial planning fees so you can retire sooner.

Only 40 percent of Americans have calculated how much they need to save for retirement. In 2018, almost 30 percent of private industry workers with access to a defined contribution plan (such as a 401(k) plan) did not participate. The average American spends roughly 20 years in retirement.

This short story explains the basic concepts of financial planning and provides a conceptual roadmap for planning your retirement. By using a conceptual roadmap approach, you can quickly grasp the general concepts of retirement planning in a very short amount of reading time.