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How to Handle Debt Repayment in Retirement Tag: Retirement

How to Handle Debt Repayment in RetirementRetirement often comes swiftly and without much warning. One day you’re working 40 hours a week, then suddenly, you’re at home with plenty of time on your hands. It happens so fast, in fact, that you sometimes don’t even have time to get around to all your outstanding debts.

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Understanding the 3 Financial Planning Stages Tag: Retirement

Understanding the 3 Financial Planning StagesWe all go through different stages of life. Whether it’s dying our hair pink or moving to a new city, these stages represent different phases. As each stage inevitably ends, a new one opens up. It’s the accumulation of these stages that turns us into the people we are today.

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I Don’t Own Many Assets, Do I Still Need an Estate Plan? Tag: Retirement

Estate PlanListen, there’s plenty of people out there who don’t own a sprawling mansion with a private helicopter. Come to think of it, there’s probably a lot more people without those things than with them. The idea that you need to own a big house and have large retirement savings to build an estate plan couldn’t be further from the truth.

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What You Need to Know Before Selling Your Business Tag: Retirement

BusinessThere’s any number of reasons that can lead you to sell your business. It can be as cut and dried as retirement or something more complicated such as a serious health concern. The decision can even come out of nowhere with a sudden change of heart about the line of work you’re in. But it’s what happens once that decision is made that becomes especially critical.

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What To Do If You’ve Retired Without Savings Tag: Retirement

What happens ifImagine working your entire adult life only to reach the end of the tunnel with zero savings. You spent money frivolously throughout your working life or, worse still, you worked pay cheque to pay cheque, and you've reached a point where it comes back to haunt you...

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