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    Bond Investing in Your 60s: Financial Freedom, #124
    Bond Investing in Your 60s: Financial Freedom, #124
    Bond Investing in Your 60s: Financial Freedom, #124
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    Bond Investing in Your 60s: Financial Freedom, #124

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    Once you turn 60, you can access your taxable 401K and Roth IRA. But what the heck are you going to do with this large sum of money?

     

    Most people have analysis paralysis and run to a financial advisor. However, you are not an idiot.

     

    You saved the money; therefore, you can learn how to grow the money. The absolutely worse thing you can do is take the money out and buy a boat or car.

     

    Anything short of that is moving in the right direction. We can use bonds to meet our goals if we identify our needs. Let's walk through a scenario together inside. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMar 11, 2023
    ISBN9798215927519
    Bond Investing in Your 60s: Financial Freedom, #124

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      Bond Investing in Your 60s - Joshua King

      Table of Contents

      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Bond Investing in Your 60s

      Monthly Dividend Tracker Template: Buy on Etsy

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Bond Investing in Your 60s

      02  Your 401K in NOT Enough

      03  Roth IRAs vs. Municipal Bonds

      04  What is Generational Wealth?

      05  Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income

      06  Create Royalties While Working Full Time

      07  Bond Buying is Back, Baby!

      08  High Yield Bond Reinvestment in Action

      09  Treasury Bonds vs. Municipal Bonds

      10  Feel Special with Special Dividends

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      Bond Investing in Your 60s

      Convert Your 401K into Reliable Income

      01  Bond Investing in Your 60s

      02  Your 401K in NOT Enough

      03  Roth IRAs vs. Municipal Bonds

      04  What is Generational Wealth?

      05  Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income

      06  Create Royalties While Working Full Time

      07  Bond Buying is Back, Baby!

      08  High Yield Bond Reinvestment in Action

      09  Treasury Bonds vs. Municipal Bonds

      10  Feel Special with Special Dividends

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing

      01  Bond Investing in Your 60s

      What happens when you turn 60 (59.5)? That’s right; you gain access to your taxable 401Ks and non-taxable Roth IRAs.

      I’m not a big fan of the 401K system because it is basically a high-yield savings account. We have people turning 60 with a large pot of money and no skills to handle it.

      Welcome back to the Bond Investing at Any Age Series (20s, 30s, 40s, 50s), where we protect our principal while generating income.

      Happy Cash Flow Retirement 7

      Today, let’s ask some basic questions and see what results we need from our money. If we do this right, we can handle our needs while creating generational wealth. Let’s begin.

      A couple of earth-shattering questions. For this article, let’s pretend you have $500,000 available after taxes (or withdrawing from a Roth). 

      Before you touch YOUR money, you want to review a few things about your current situation.

      1) Do you have enough cash flow without touching your 401K or Roth? You may have a pension, are still working, or have a paid-off house.

      2) Should you just leave your money in a 401K or Roth? If you pass away with money in this account, your heirs must dismantle it within ten years. This situation could be better.

      3) Do you need cash flow or security? Are you looking to generate income or have a pot of money around in case of an emergency?

      Retirement Plus: Use Royalties to Supplement Your Retirement

      Don’t be afraid. So many people are afraid when dealing with large sums of money. Here's

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