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How to Retire at 50 in 7 Easy Steps

Good Financial Cents

But while it’s possible to retire at 50 and have plenty of time left in life to have new experiences, it takes careful planning and a will of steel. The stock market has returned an average of between 9% and 11% over the past 90 years and that’s the kind of growth that you’ll need to tap into if you want to retire at 50.

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Why Are Older Adults Working Longer?

Tucker Advisors

But the Bureau of Labor data shows that something else has also occurred over the last four decades: People lost their pensions (defined benefit plans) and were forced into defined contribution plans, usually in the form of 401(k)s. Conversely, workers who only have 401(k)s or defined contribution plans, rose from 9 to 34%.

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The importance of long-term care planning for LGBTQ+ clients

Nationwide Financial

1 That number is expected to grow to around 7 million by 2030. 2 Unfortunately, as these individuals continue to age, they will likely face challenges in planning for their long-term care (“LTC”) that result from a lifetime of discrimination. Currently, only reimbursement plans are available with this type of product.