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selling house and renting apartment in retirement

My wife and I are 59 and we plan to take an early retirement later this year. We also plan to move closer to our kids, across the US, to a more expensive area. We are very concerned about the home pri...

reddit.com Jan 25 2025

How Gen X Could Reinvent Retirement

Can you believe they’re turning 60? The slacker kids are all grown up and could reinvent retirement as we know it....

kiplinger.com Jan 24 2025

Exploring Taxes with a Friend of WCI

Joined by tax guru Alexis Gallati, we have another Friends of WCI episode, where we answer questions about the benefits of hiring your spouse and children, the tax implications of hiring a nanny, and ...

whitecoatinvestor.com Jan 23 2025

Cruising With a Toddler: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

“Cruising is the best way to travel with kids.” “Family travel is much easier on a cruise because you don’t have to continuously pack and unpack.” “Why fly when you...

millennial-revolution.com Jan 22 2025

Inbox Questions | Reducing Taxes and Managing RMDs

In this episode, we tackle Kay's questions about managing her IRA and Roth accounts in retirement. With significant assets, no LTC insurance, and children in differing financial circumstances, Kay wan...

sites.libsyn.com Jan 16 2025

Thoughts On Life Insurance for Seniors

My wife and I are 62 & 63 respectively. Our kids are grown, out of the house and employed. Our house is paid off, and we have no debt. For 20 years, my wife & I had level plan term life insura...

reddit.com Jan 15 2025

Retirement planning for couples?

I've been trying to decide whether I should bite the bullet and pay for a financial advisor to look over my retirement plan. I'm 56m, spouse is 52f. No children, and no real need to leave an estate ex...

reddit.com Jan 10 2025

Retiring Single with Tanya Nichols, CFP

? Show Notes Welcome to 2025! In this episode, we kick off the new year with Tanya Nichols from Align Financial to discuss the unique considerations of retiring single with no children. As part of our...

share.transistor.fm Jan 01 2025

You Need an Estate Plan

If you are reading this, you probably need an estate plan. If you have children, live in states like California, you owe it to your family to have an estate plan that includes a revocable trust. One o...

faangfire.com Dec 12 2024

How to think about retirement? timing/phases?

Hello, I'm hoping to get some counsel from the group on how to think about retirement, and when. I'm 57, married well, kids mostly launched - early 20's. We've saved enough that probably any additiona...

reddit.com Nov 09 2024

I’m just going to take a long walk today

While most others are juggling their commute to work, their meeting schedule, what their kids are dealing with, what leftovers can be reheated quickly, all at a moment that adds a layer of anxiety to ...

reddit.com Nov 05 2024

Debunking the Myth of the Silver Spoon

Just because your family is wealthy doesn't mean life's all smooth sailing for your kids. When family dynamics are complicated, communication is key....

kiplinger.com Oct 30 2024

The Surprising Benefits Of Donating To Your Kid’s School

Out of all the things you could donate your hard-earned money to, giving to your child's school might not be at the top of your list. If your children attend a private grade school with sky-high tuiti...

financialsamurai.com Oct 30 2024

Come as You Are: Wealth Management for Gen X

Gen X is stuck in the middle of kids and aging parents, but retirement's not far off. Time to prioritize, with help from Nirvana, The Eagles and David Bowie....

kiplinger.com Oct 10 2024

Effective Ways To Protect Your Family From Harm’s Way

As a parent, your top priority is to protect your children until they are old enough to fend for themselves. Protecting your children requires good health, being alive, having resources, self-defense ...

financialsamurai.com Oct 08 2024

Gen X: We Need to Talk About Your Retirement

Juggling kids, aging parents and work? No wonder you don't want to talk about your own retirement. But there are four key areas you should be discussing now....

kiplinger.com Sep 29 2024

The Curious Inability To Spend Money On Yourself

Recently, I hit a major milestone in my journey to overcome what I like to call “frugality disease.” I spent $160 for an hour of private lessons for my two kids. In the past, I would&rsquo...

financialsamurai.com Sep 25 2024

Prepare to Start Taking Money Out of Your Inherited IRA

The IRS has issued final rules on taking required distributions from an inherited IRA, and warns that the reprieve on penalties for adult children and other non-spouse beneficiaries who don't comply w...

kiplinger.com Sep 08 2024

Rookie mistake: Traveling over major holidays?

We are INCHING TOWARDS retirement. Quite often, since our kids are all grown we vacation when we want to vacation (sometimes one or two of them come, but we don't plan around them unless we're plannin...

reddit.com Sep 02 2024

The Best Parenting (Financial) Advice I Ever Got

The best parenting advice I ever got applies to all the thorniest issues we choose to address with our kids—sex, alcohol, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll, and yes, money....

forbes.com Aug 31 2024

If You Always Want More, You Will Never Be Happy

In my conversations with my kids, one topic that frequently comes up is the idea of knowing when enough is enough. It’s a lesson that, while simple, holds profound significance for our happiness...

dadisfire.com Aug 27 2024

The Childcare Options for a High-Income Family

Raising kids is expensive, even if you're in a dual-income family. Here are a bunch of options for childcare for those who have high incomes. The post The Childcare Options for a High-Income Family ap...

whitecoatinvestor.com Aug 26 2024

To Be A Great Athlete Is Prohibitively Expensive For Most

Like most people, I enjoyed watching the Olympics. Some of us might even imagine our children becoming elite athletes one day. Unfortunately, becoming a great athlete is prohibitively expensive for mo...

financialsamurai.com Aug 23 2024

How to calculate post-retirement expenses

I'm 60M, two kids still in high school, just bought a house to ride out the high school (and college? dunno) years. I have good income and decent-not-great retirement accounts for my age. My kids also...

reddit.com Aug 20 2024

No One Wants To Be Told No

No one wants to be told no. Of course that’s true. But parents forget it. Little kids spend the first few decades constantly told no. Why? It’s easy for parents to say no. We have a rule i...

dadisfire.com Aug 19 2024

How To Be A Good Dad: Be Present

I want to be a good dad and I try hard to be one. It’s not easy but I try to be present. I love my kids and my wife very much. Nearly my entire motivation for wanting to retire early is to have ...

dadisfire.com Aug 16 2024

How to Pay for College in 3 Phases, Ep #222

How do you begin to save for your children to go to college? With the rising costs of college education, is it worth the monetary commitment? Including tuition & fees, room & board, books &amp...

financialsymmetry.libsyn.com Aug 15 2024

Can you recommend a book about unexpected retirement?

A friend of mine (age 60) who thought their job was secure was suddenly informed that it is not secure. This person still has children under 18 and their spouse is already retired. My friend asked me ...

reddit.com Aug 09 2024