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My parents didn't plan for retirement, but I've got millions - what's the best way to help them?
A lot of people manage to retire securely through years of diligent savings. But some people unfortunately reach retirement ...
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I’m 56 and suddenly have $5 million in my 401(k) – how should I think about retirement?
While growth is wonderful to see in a 401(k), it's important not to become too invested in a single company.  Managing the taxes on this growth can also require a bit of finesse. Managing the taxes on ...
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Reddit poster poses a crucial retirement question: Retire early or retire rich? — here are 3 things that can help you do both
Reddit user david8840 asked members of the r/Fire subreddit this question: “If you had a choice between retiring at 40 with a pre-tax retirement income of $125,000 per year, or retiring at 60 ...
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My parents are in their 60s with $500k saved for retirement and will get $5k per month from Social Security - how much can they spend every month?
The poster is asking what amount of money his parents can afford to withdraw from their savings and spend per month. They’re 63 and 64 with a $500,000 balance in their retirement account.
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My parents didn’t plan for retirement, but I’ve got millions – what’s the best way to help them?
Such is the situation this Reddit poster's parents are in. The parents are in their early 60s and are still working, but they're starting to slow down and think about retirement. The problem ...