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Can You Live Off Dividends In Retirement?

Darrow Wealth Management

The idea of living off dividends in retirement sounds nice, but investors often don’t realize how much money they’ll need invested to generate enough income from dividends to cover lifestyle expenses. You may need more money than you think to retire on dividends. Retire on dividends?

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Sunday Retirement Reading

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

The Atlantic had what I would describe as a very left leaning article about lowering the retirement age in the US while increasing payroll taxes to pay for it and to cover the expected shortfall in Social Security due to hit in 10-12 years. It was short anecdotes from older white collar workers who are planning to never retire.

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The Dumbest Trade You Can Make?

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

I wrote an article for Motley Fool in May of 2004 saying I didn't want to own the stock and spelled out why. The article shows being updated in 2016 but not by me, the URL has the 2004 time stamp. I guess it could be a theme but is also allowed for avoiding heavy exposure to domestic pharma. 21 years later and it's down?

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Acquiring a Financial Advisory Practice: 5 Ways to Promote a New Firm

Prosperity Coaching

Acquiring a Financial Advisory Practice – 5 Ways to Promote a New Firm: one of the many ways to grow your financial advisory practice is through the acquisition of a firm where the owner is seeking to retire. As a Financial Advisor Coach since 2004, I’ve created a huge library […].

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The Importance Of Diversifying Your Diversifiers

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Picture retiring in 2010 versus 2020. Mutiny makes a point that I've been writing about and have embedded into my process since 2004. This is in the neighborhood of sequence of return. The S&P 500 was down 22% for the 10 years ending 1/1/2010 while the ten years ending 1/1/2020 it was up 189%.

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Twenty Years Of Blogging! Part 1

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Back in 2004, there were very few bloggers, it was a new thing. My blog was the Forbes blog of the year for 2004 in less than three full months of blogging which should tell you how thin it was back then. I can see all those old posts in the blogger template but cannot see the site. I mentioned Seeking Alpha above.

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Trying To Find The Optimal Number Of Stocks To Own

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

I've got quite a few names that have been in the portfolio since 2004-2006 when I first started this phase of my career. The yellow line stock goes back to 2004. I didn't buy stocks in 2004 thinking about 2024 or 2034 but I take from his post that Six Bravo does think is those terms.

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