The path to early retirement is possible and not unimaginably difficult
A major financial concern is retirement planning. Here you will find the fastest way to early retirement and late retirement planning.
An unconventional route to early retirement
Todd Tresidder from Financial mentor is ours Queer Money® Guest this week. Todd graduated from the University of California at Davis with a degree in economics. He survived being laid off from his first job and built his own fortune as a hedge fund investment manager before “retiring” at 35.
At his wife’s suggestion, Todd teaches advanced investing and advanced retirement planning principles to his clients and anyone who will listen. He is the author of How much money do I need to retire?
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The strange road to early – even late, but fabulous – retirement
Rather than traditional retirement provision Todd recommends an unconventional method of retirement planning that was part of his pre-retirement plan by working 9 to 5, saving money in a 401(k) program and then investing in the stock market.
For Todd, the traditional plan is to save and invest as much as possible and then spend as little as possible so that the money doesn’t outlive itself. Todd’s model for early or efficient retirement planning utilizes cash flow models, including paper assets (Stocks, bonds and mutual funds), private businesses and real estate.
If you’re not good at any of these things, don’t worry. Todd is here for you. His first recommendation for you to start your early retirement plan is to get the extremely helpful retirement guide, calculator and community director below.
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