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I Want to Retire Early And Live a Good Life. Here’s How!

September 26, 2023 · Personal Finance
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Make a financial plan

Wanting to retire early is a dream, but it should also be sustainable. This means that you should take a good look at your finances to see if this is just a dream or if it is actually something you can achieve.

You may be saving and working towards the funds needed for an early retirement, but that doesn’t mean that you should forget about the rest of your life.

Making a financial plan and sticking to it will ensure that you can both retire early while also making sure you are comfortable enough as a retiree after you take such a huge chance.

A great way to achieve this is to meet with a financial advisor. This way, you can get some advice and a plan that will be grounded in reality and based on the numbers you have.

Make sure you only meet up with a trusted financial advisor who will have your best interests at heart, not just someone who will just give you generic advice and get a paycheck from your visit.

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1 comment on “I Want to Retire Early And Live a Good Life. Here’s How!”

  1. Peggy says:
    December 20, 2023 at 5:43 pm

    I am with 3 children. I am 61 years old and have minimum income. What advice can you give me on how to retire comfortably in such a short time?

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