Are you financially prepared to retire on schedule?
Are your investment decisions securing your retirement OR are you simply playing "not to lose?"
It's not too late to alter your course.
When asked what they would do with an unexpected windfall of $1 million dollars, an overwhelming 61 percent of Baby Boomers said they would use the money to invest for their retirement.
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Achieving Early Retirement With Real Estate
Rethinking Traditional Retirement Planning
For many Americans, the thought of comfortably retiring before the age of 60 is simply out of the question. The notion of calling it quits and relaxing is appealing, but reality always seems to ruin the party.
Many folks are resolved to working forever -- just to squeeze by.
Are you financially prepared to retire on schedule?
Are your investment decisions securing your retirement OR are you simply playing "not to lose?"
It's not too late to alter your course.
Real estate investing is a proven way to secure retirement and grow your net worth. With careful planning and the proper guidance, you can retire ahead of schedule.
This paper will evaluate the challenges of traditional retirement planning and reveal the many advantages of real estate investing.
Two Myths That Hinder Retirement
The need to have zero debt and the thought "I have nothing to invest" are two myths that are deterring many Americans from achieving their retirement objectives.
Myth 1: The Key to Financial Security Is Zero Debt
If you are like most Americans, you have been advised to pay off your mortgage early and save as much as you can for retirement.
As the theory goes, eliminating the house payment, keeping other expenses low and withdrawing from your investments at retirement should sustain you.
Because past generations could rely on pensions and social security, the concept of paying down the mortgage made sense.
However, you now must manage your own financial future. Social security may not exist when you retire. This means rethinking traditional retirement planning.
Given the opportunity to invest or pay down debt, older Americans choose the investment. When asked what they would do with an unexpected windfall of $1 million dollars, an overwhelming 61 percent of Baby Boomers said they would use the money to invest for their retirement.
Making strategic investments that will generate increasing income over time is a key strategy to success. Nearly 90 percent of Baby Boomers urge the next generation to start planning for retirement as soon as possible. It's time to listen. Zero debt is not the key. A clear and purposeful plan for retirement investing is the answer.
Myth 2: I Don't Have Enough to Invest
You know you need to better plan for your financial future. But you have nothing to invest -- or do you?
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