Helping People Achieve A Great Retirement
In my last post, The Case for an All-Weather Approach, I wrote conceptually about what it means to build something sustainable, rather than something that only shines in ideal conditions. […]
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Through 11 years of writing and researching on this blog, I’ve noticed there are things we never talk about. Today’s topic is one such example. I’ve never written about it. […]
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Like many teenage girls, I had my high school bedroom walls covered in posters. Actor Rob Lowe took center stage, with a bit of Matt Dillon sprinkled in. (Ladies of […]
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Retirement is a harder transition than most people realize. Sure, you’ve made it across “The Starting Line,” and you have freedom unlike any other time in life. But it also […]
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Six months ago, in my first Retirement Manifesto guest post, Retirement – My Journey From “No, Never” to “Maybe One Day, I wrote: “Suddenly, retirement wasn’t a vague checkbox I […]
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On rare occasions, I read something so insightful that I feel compelled to share it with the readers of this blog. Today’s article is an example of one such occasion. […]
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We’ve all heard the line: “Retirement is a marathon, not a sprint.” It sounds reasonable on the surface. You’ve got 20, maybe 30 years ahead of you. Take it slow. […]
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I want to believe in Unicorns, but their magic is too good to be true. The same could be said of many investments. I speak from experience, and today I’m […]
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It was a beautiful October afternoon. I was driving home after an enjoyable mountain bike ride in the Appalachian Mountains, savoring the cool breeze through the open windows in my […]
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On a random weekday earlier this month, a few hours of unexpected free time materialized on my calendar. My eyes quickly darted to Bill Bengen’s new book, A Richer Retirement: […]
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