Tag: Retirement
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3 Safe Options Strategies for Retirement Portfolios
Options may have a reputation for being high-risk investments, but these three strategies could help you reach your retirement goals.
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Option Strategies to Maximize Your Cash Flow
Learn how to leverage options to create robust cash flow while being cognizant of risk.
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Top 5 High-Yield Retirement Income Strategies
Learn how to boost your portfolio’s income potential by looking beyond core bond allocations and dividend stocks.
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Using Covered Calls to Boost Retirement Income
Learn how covered calls can help you boost retirement income and bridge the gap between stocks and bonds.
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Using Covered Calls to Generate Retirement Income
Many retirees draw down their portfolios to finance their retirement, but generating income can help stretch your savings much longer. While dividend stocks and bonds are popular income investments, covered…
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Should Cryptocurrency Be Part of Your Retirement Plan?
Retirement investors often look for ways to generate income from their existing investments, especially during uncertain economic times. The recent volatility in the stock market spilled over to affect many…
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5 Sources of Retirement Income in 2022
Earning retirement income during uncertain economic times requires some creativity and optimism. With stock market volatility, a “set it and forget it” approach to retirement strategy likely won’t result in…
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5 Reasons to Work Another Year Before Retiring
There’s no shortage of advice about how to save enough to retire early, but in some cases, you may want to consider the opposite. By deciding to work another year,…
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How and When to File for Social Security
Most people look forward to retirement and plan on Social Security to cover at least some of their retirement expenses. Before you decide to join the nearly three-quarters of Americans…
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Should You Take Social Security Early?
More than a third of insured workers claimed social security benefits as soon as they became eligible in 2013, according to the Boston College Center for Retirement Research. The big question…