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This post was originally published on this site. Save for later I’m in my late 50s but am retiring at 60. My partner, who earns $110,000 gross per year, plans to retire in four or five years. Our asset allocation is 90-per-cent equities (60-per-cent U.S. and 40-per-cent Canadian) and 10-per-cent…

This post was originally published on this site. “Investing is just like gambling.” It’s a phrase you’ve probably heard before—maybe even said yourself. After all, both involve money, risk, and an uncertain outcome. But when your long-term financial security is on the line—especially your retirement—the comparison doesn’t hold up. In…

This post was originally published on this site. Roth IRAs and traditional IRAs can be a great way to save and invest for retirement, but they come with specific income and contribution limits. The IRS generally adjusts these limits each year to account for inflation. Roth and traditional IRA contribution…

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This post was originally published on this site. Planning for retirement in 2026 is far more challenging than it was just a few years ago. Rising inflation continues to reduce the value of savings, stock market volatility has shaken investor confidence, and global economic uncertainty is creating long-term financial stress…

This post was originally published on this site. This article was written by 124.1K Followers Follow Rida Morwa is a former investment and commercial Banker, with over 35 years of experience. He has been advising individual and institutional clients on high-yield investment strategies since 1991. Rida Morwa leads the Investing…