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Health Savings Accounts – The Other Retirement Plan

The Chicago Financial Planner

Saving for retirement is a major undertaking for most of us. Health savings accounts (HSA) provide another vehicle to save for retirement. Many of you have the option to enroll in high-deductible insurance plans that allow the use of a health savings account via your employer. The rising cost of healthcare in retirement .

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Personal finance links: a wonderful gift

Abnormal Returns

podcasts.apple.com) Dan Haylett talks with David Blanchett about swapping 'financial independence' for retirement. humansvsretirement.com) Thomas Kopelman and Jacob Turner talk retirement planning with Taylor Schulte. podcasts.apple.com) Peter Lazaroff on how to integrate Social Security into your financial plan.

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Personal finance links: finding a new plan

Abnormal Returns

Podcasts Christine Benz and Jeff Ptak talk with Mark Miller, author of "Retirement Reboot: Commonsense Financial Strategies for Getting Back on Track." (the-long-view.simplecast.com) the-long-view.simplecast.com) A discussion about when it is time to adjust your retirement plans.

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Personal finance links: taking actual risks

Abnormal Returns

(open.spotify.com) Christine Benz and Jeff Ptak talk with Robert Powell about generating income in retirement. morningstar.com) Banking Eight questions about the banking panic of 2023 including 'Is my money safe?' wsj.com) Retirement Retirement planning is a moving target.

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Personal finance links: avoiding losing

Abnormal Returns

podcasts.apple.com) Retirement Why working longer isn't necessarily a good retirement plan. cnbc.com) Retirement is an opportunity to let go of stuff you are carrying around. tonyisola.com) No one cares more about your retirement than you. rogersplanning.blogspot.com) Questions to ask when assessing when to retire.

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How much do I need to retire? Planning for Your Unique Retirement Needs

Carson Wealth

How much do I need for retirement?” Your financial needs in retirement can depend on dozens of factors – some known and some unknown. One or two million dollars may seem like a lot of money to have set aside for retirement. A Retirement Reality Check. The concept of retirement continues to evolve with the world around us.

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Melted Rocks & Retirement Planning

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

At 50 though, you do need to have some context for how viable your idea of retirement is. A $20,000/mo lifestyle isn't a reasonable outcome for a 50 year old with $160,000 in the bank. That doesn't specify age nor does it specify some amount of money in the bank. Time and health are more important than money.