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Tag: contingency planning
How To Get Health Insurance in Retirement (AKA: What we did when our COBRA expired…)
I’ve been negligent. Let me explain… My negligence has not been in ensuring my wife and I were covered, but rather in keeping you abreast of our final decision for […]
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Are We In A Stock Market Bubble?
“Are we in a stock market bubble?” I’ve heard a lot of people asking that question recently. I’ll provide my answer to that question in today’s post, but…it’s the wrong […]
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When Cancer And Retirement Collide (A Reader’s Story)
He’s a reader of this blog, and he was on track to retire at Age 57. Then, Cancer hit. This is his story. It’s a powerful lesson for all of […]
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Why We Just Bought a Second Home in Retirement
I never thought I’d write these words, but we just bought a second home in retirement! Today, we’re making the official announcement. More importantly, we’re sharing the logic behind our […]
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Measure Twice, Cut Once (A Reader’s Story)
In recent months I’ve been sharing more reader stories, and they’ve been well received. If you enjoy reading about other people’s journeys on the road to retirement, you’ll enjoy today’s […]
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The Mad Retirement Rush of 2020
Did you know there is a “Mad Retirement Rush” underway? I read it on the internet, so it has to be true. Today, we’ll dig into the wave of recent […]
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The 6 Most Common Retirement Mistakes
I enjoy reading studies to see what we can learn, especially when they focus on the most common retirement mistakes. What regrets do other retirees have, and what can we […]
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Re-Entry
When astronauts return from earth’s orbit to the constraints of our planet’s atmosphere, they face a fascinating re-entry. After surviving that intense moment of re-entering the atmosphere, they must learn […]
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Ants vs. Grasshoppers
What, you may ask, does Ants vs. Grasshoppers have to do with retirement? Quite a bit, as it turns out. Stay tuned as we study a metaphor that applies to […]
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