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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 288185, member: 31907"] Retirement planning is the process of preparing for your future by thinking about how you will spend your time after work, when you can no longer work. This involves making decisions about where to live, what kind of lifestyle you want to have, and how much money you need to support that lifestyle. The first step in retirement planning is to decide what kind of lifestyle you would like to have in retirement. This can be as simple as deciding whether or not you want to live alone or with a partner; it may also include deciding whether or not you want to travel or stay close enough to family members who are still working so that their help is still available when needed. Once you know what kind of lifestyle fits into your budget, make sure that all of your savings accounts are at least partially invested in mutual funds that provide long-term returns. these funds will allow for more consistent growth over time than stocks or bonds do alone. Finally, make sure that any investments that aren't included in your plan are being managed well by an advisor who understands how they work together with other investments and risk management strategies built into their portfolio management plan... [/QUOTE]
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