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I'm 55 and want to retire at 60 — but do I really need 30 years of savings or is my advisor being too cautious?

A 55-year-old nurse questions her advisor's recommendation to save for 30 years of retirement. Experts break down why longevity planning matters more than you think.
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‘Is it too late?’ I’m 40 and want to retire before 60. I have $12K in one of my retirement accounts, but no emergency fund. Is there hope?

MarketWatch Picks highlights items we think you’ll find useful; we are independent of the MarketWatch newsroom. We earn a commission from some links in our articles. Learn more Question: “I am 40 and ...
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How Much Do I Need to Retire? A Financial Professional Breaks Down Your Options

How much is enough to save for retirement? It's the million-dollar (or more) question every pre-retiree is asking, and it can be incredibly confusing and overwhelming to answer. I've come across many ...
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I'm 51 and My Portfolio Is Up. I'm Planning to Retire at 60 and Want to Start Moving out of Stocks. Is That Smart?

Question: I'm 51 and my portfolio is up. I'm planning to retire in nine years, at the age of 60, so I want to start moving out of stocks to lower my portfolio risk. Is that smart? Answer: In the years ...
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How much money do you need to retire? Expert reveals the truth.

Listen and subscribe to Decoding Retirement on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. It’s the question nearly everyone asks: How much money do I need to retire? There ...
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‘Is it too late?’ I’m 40 and want to retire before 60. I have $12K in one of my retirement accounts, but no emergency fund. Is there hope?

Question: “I am 40 and want to retire before I’m 60. I have six years of state service right now and I can retire at 30 years with full benefits regardless of my age then. I also have the option to ...