ALL THINGS FRUGAL, Home of The Pennypincher Ezine and Tightwad Tidbits Daily


 

 

 

Free and Frugal Newsletters


The Pennypincher
& Tightwad Tidbits Daily
 
More than Just Money!
 

 

 

 
Frugal Shopping

The General Store

Outlets, Bargain Basement Items,
Sales and Specials

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

  30-Day Free Trial

 

 

 

 

  WipeDrive completely wipes hard drives.  Learn how

 

 

 

 

  Protect Your Identity with Cedit Watch

 

 

 

 

 

Click Here to Compare Credit Card Offers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Frugal Living Library Information
FRUGAL ARTICLES to help you in every area of your life.   
Full Frugal Library Index containing hundreds of articles, 
is at the bottom of  the page

home,the general store,the frugal library,credit card search
 Search All Things Frugal by Keyword Below

Google

 

Web

www.allthingsfrugal.com

 

 

Category:  Money

Related Links | BudgetingCreditDebt |
| Identity Theft
| Investing | Retirement |

Retirement Planning Tip

How To Achieve Your Retirement Goals And Get Where You Want To Be

By Shawn Mitchell

There are many people who will offer you a retirement planning tip to help you achieve the retirement you've always wanted. Of course, not all this information is good. First of all, you need to realize that the most important part of your retirement planning is your investing.

Most people pay very little attention to their investing activity, and simply let their employer handle where their 401k and other retirement money goes. Knowing this information yourself is crucial, because without understanding investing and knowing the best places to put your money, you will never achieve your retirement goals and lifestyle.

Of course, without having a specific plan in place, investing is all but useless. First of all, you need decide what kind of house you want to live in, and the overall lifestyle you wish to live when you retire. When you know this, decide how much money that will cost you.

When you have all this information, only now should you begin exploring investing options. For instance, if you need $1 million in the bank by 2030, your investing choices will be different than if you knew that you only needed $300,000 in the bank.

The main point is to find out how much money you will need when you retire, and find the right investment vehicle for you to help get you there. Of course, this vehicle will be different for everybody depending on their retirement needs; there is no right or wrong answer to where you invest. You can invest in real state, the stock market, mutual funds, bonds, etc. It really doesn't matter.

When you invest however, remember that the bottom line is always about the numbers. This is the number one retirement planning tip that just about everybody misses. Believe it or not, most investors never look at the financial situation behind the investment they are considering.

For example, in the stock market, many investors will simply look at how a stock price of the company's doing, and jump aboard only because the price is going up. There may be no profits at all behind that particular company (in fact there often aren’t) but they will still invest anyway, because their stock broker call them up and told them to.

Don't ever take this approach with your investing. Remember that whether you are investing in real state, the stock market, foreign currency, etc, it is always about the numbers in the financial situation. Before you invest, always look at the numbers and make sure there's profits in whatever investment that you are planning on doing, whether be real estate or to the stock market. This is probably the most important retirement planning tip you will ever get, because without knowing what the finances of the investment you are considering are like, you can never be certain it will make money.

This is by far the most important aspect of investing, and the only way to ensure long-term success. Don't ever jump aboard a particular investment just because someone hypes you up on it, gives you a tip on it, or because it looks good; if the numbers aren’t there now, they likely never will be.

So to recap the process: formulate your plan, figure out how much money you'll need to achieve your retirement lifestyle, and then find the right investment vehicle to get you there. When looking for the right investment, look only at the numbers. Follow this important retirement planning tip, and you'll achieve the retirement you've always wanted to, no matter how lofty or ridiculous you think your goals may be.

About the Author: For retirement planning investment and retirement planning calculators info, visit online retirement-planning.com.

 

  Apply now for an Installment Loan


Whether you are looking for CASH BACK , AIRLINE MILES , a BALANCE TRANSFER or even have BAD CREDIT , you can find the perfect credit card for your family. Click on the links below to search the best cards  in each category.

 
Airline Credit Cards
Balance Transfer Credit Cards
Cash Back Credit Cards
Credit Cards for Bad Credit
Instant Approval Credit Cards
Low Interest Credit Cards
Prepaid Debit Cards
Reward Credit Cards
Student Credit Cards
 

 

All Things Frugal's Resource Library

Hundreds of Categorized Frugal Living,
Penny Pinching,  Money Saving Articles and More!

Appliances and Electronics Savings
Automobile Savings
Children -      Activities & Frugal Fun
Children -      Frugal Baby Care
Children -     Challenges
Children -      Parenting
Children -      School Savings
Children -      Stories
Cleaning -     Frugal Techniques
Cleaning -     Frugal Clutter Control
Computers -  Frugal Use
Decorating -  Frugal and Basics
Decorating -  Budget & Small Spaces
Decorating -  Accessories
Decorating -  Frugal Furniture Savings
Decorating -  Room by Room
Decorating -  Saving with Style
Decorating -  Seasonal Decor Savings
Decorating -  Wall Deco Savings
Decorating -  Windows
Frugal -  Beauty
Frugal-   Clothing
Frugal -  Family Fun
Frugal -  Favorite Money Savers
Frugal -  Favorite Tips
Frugal -  Odds and Ends
Frugal -  Pets
Frugal -  Quilting
Frugal -  Romance
Frugal -  Saving on Utilities
Frugal -  Shopping Help
Frugal -
 Truly Frugal Tips
Frugal  - Vacations
Gardening and Landscaping
Healthy Living
Healthy Living - Emotional Well-Being
Healthy Living - Cutting Medical Costs
Healthy Living - Stress
Healthy Living - Weight Control
Hobbies and Crafts

Hobbies and Crafts - Scrapbooking
Holidays -  Christmas 
Holidays-    Frugal Celebrations

Holidays -   Frugal Gifts
Holidays -   Halloween Savings
Homes -     Buying Savings

Homes -     Mortgages and Saving Money
Homes -     Selling and Making Money
Homes -     Improvement Savings
Homes -     Maintenance Savings/Inside
Homes -     Maintenance Savings/Outside
Inspirational -  Articles Misc
Inspirational -  Attitude and Gratitude
Inspirational -  Courage/Determination/Hope
Inspirational -  Goal Setting
Inspirational -  Happiness
Inspirational -  Self Esteem/Success
Inspirational -  Frugal Quotes
Jobs and Careers
Kitchen -   Frugal Tips and Frugal Help
Kitchen -   Frugal Barbecue Tips
Kitchen -   Frugal Desserts
Kitchen -   Frugal Fruit Tips
Kitchen -   Frugal Homemade Savings
Kitchen  -  Frugal Meal Planning / Leftovers
Kitchen -   Frugal Meat Tips
Kitchen -   Frugal Organization and Tools
Kitchen -   Frugal Sauces and Condiments
Kitchen -   Frugal Veggies and Salads
Money  -   Budgeting for the Frugal
Money  -   Credit & Credit Cards
Money  -   Debt Advice for the Frugal
Money -    Identity Theft and Fraud
Money -    Investing and Taxes
Money -    Retirement and Wills
Preparing for Emergencies
Recipes, Favorite and Frugal
Simple LIving -    Frugal Living
Simple Living -    Priorities

| Back to Top |

Category:  Money

Related Links | BudgetingCreditDebt |
| Identity Theft
| Investing | Retirement |

| Home |