Expert Retirement Planning

1. Dealing with a reverse mortgage in retirement
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... into the aged care. This will allow you to get the reverse mortgage regardless of your income. There are just two main requirements: to have an equity in your house and be at least 63 years old. By selecting ...

2. Let's bust some common retirement myths - Part 2
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... reasons: work give him/her purpose in life and provide a meaningful activity, may need extra income in order to supplement the current retirement savings or he or she realizes that working can become a ...

3. 3 top ways to use your home equity in retirement
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Home equity can be used in order to enhance your retirement planning income. Here are the main specific ways that will help you enter retirement with substantial income that complements your other retirement ...

4. How to manage a home mortgage in your retirement
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... means of guaranteeing that this will happen is to make use of the current value of your home in order to provide yourself with extra and ample retirement income. You can do this by mortgaging your home ...

5. Top ways to find your true identity in retirement
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... to stay busy on a daily basis to earning some extra money for your retirement income. By remaining active, you will be able to take full control of you emotional well-being and physical health. Keep in ...

6. Let's bust some common retirement myths - Part 1
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... another 20 or 30 years after you have retired and the costs of the essentials for living are likely to rise on a constant basis. So, you will have to think about supplementing your retirement income one ...

7. Pros and cons of early retirement
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... life expectancy. This means that much is likely to happen to his or her retirement savings in this period. The mix of taxation and inflation can significantly erode one's retirement income and savings. ...

8. Online seminars for retirement planning
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... sustained retirement income. Online seminars are designed to cater every individual phase concerning one’s career and you will get the chance to avail of some valuable and sound pieces of advice coming ...

9. Disability retirement planning
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... to offer you a specific disability retirement plan will also offer a service retirement plan. The main difference between these two plans is that the service plan will provide a lifetime income for the ...

10. How to get the most out of your retirement money
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... The rest of your retirement income should be redrawn from the tax-deferred accounts. This is the right mix for you. If you are interested to make major portfolio adjustments in your retirement, you should ...

11. Invest in a retirement home
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... for a good price. Actually, the rental income will provide you with extra money in addition to covering your initial expense. Keep in mind that an unique property, such as a property located on golf course, ...

12. Stay away from the most common retirement mistakes
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... annual income your retirement funds will provide. Expecting a short retirement is the third common mistake people tend to make – they are more likely to underestimate their own longevity and the amount ...

13. Easy steps for comfortable retirement living
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... because entering your retirement with little income and a mountain of debts is likely to lead to other things than a truly comfortable retirement. Therefore, you will have to carefully look at your current ...

14. 5 ways to transition into a financially secured retirement
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... necessary steps to have yourself and your family protected. You should develop a wise retirement income plan that must include all your expenses and income. Keep track of all the current expenses in order ...

15. Get a starting estimate with a retirement calculator
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... to stay ahead of every game and avoid being caught unprepared. It will help you determine the monthly income the retirement savings will provide you in the retirement. You will have to enter your financial ...

16. Where to Retire: Nicaragua
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... visas you must be over 45 with a monthly income of at least US$400. Along with this visa comes a host of incentives meant to entice rich foreign retirees to the country. You won't pay any tax on out-of-country ...

17. Where to Retire: Uruguay
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... most relaxed rules in the world regarding permanent residency status. Basically, if you have a personal income of just US$500 per month, you can apply for permanent residency in Uruguay, no matter what ...

18. Where to Retire: Belize
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... can be periodically reviewed at a fee of between US$25 and US$50 per month. But for most retirees with a moderate income, it makes sense to get hold of one of Belize's retiree visas. Anyone over 45 years ...

19. Where to Retire: Thailand
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... of sufficient income to live in Thailand. This can be achieved either by depositing 800,000 baht (approximately US$22,000) into a Thai bank account for at least three months, or by demonstrating that you ...

20. Where to Retire: Mexico
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... income of about US$15,000 per month, with an additional $500 per month for any dependents.  This amount can and does change from time to time, so check in with your local consulate. Depending on the exact ...