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    Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #63
    Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #63
    Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #63
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    Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #63

    By Joshua King

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    Welcome to the most challenging timeframe of your life. You will have lots of things coming at you at once.

     

    You could have a marriage, children, promotions, and homebuying occurring within 2-4 years.

     

    During your 30s, income is more vital than growth. You should prioritize anything that adds more revenue to your household—allowing you more options and freedom.

     

    For your 30s, closed-end funds and 30-year bonds are an excellent variety of high-yield income and safe products. You can use these in combination (with an emergency fund) to generate income to help you through this tough period. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateOct 29, 2022
    ISBN9798215421475
    Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #63

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      02  Staying Debt-Free in Your 30s

      03  Dividend investing in Your 30s

      04  The Business of Being Busy

      05  Debt-Free Society: Beat Student Loan Debt

      06  Series I Bonds vs. 30-Year Bonds

      07  Preferred Shares vs. Closed-End Funds

      08  The Magic of High-Yield Bond Investment

      09  America is Expensive: What Will You Do About It?

      10  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

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      01  Bond Investing in Your 30s

      02  Staying Debt-Free in Your 30s

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      04  The Business of Being Busy

      05  Debt-Free Society: Beat Student Loan Debt

      06  Series I Bonds vs. 30-Year Bonds

      07  Preferred Shares vs. Closed-End Funds

      08  The Magic of High-Yield Bond Investment

      09  America is Expensive: What Will You Do About It?

      10  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

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      01  Bond Investing in Your 30s

      I have written many articles covering the special period called your 30s. In every piece, I cite the 30s as the most expensive and stressful time in your life.

      1)  Retirement Planning in Your 30s

      2)  Real Estate Investing in Your 30s

      3)  Staying Debt-Free in Your 30s

      4)  Dividend Investing in Your 30s

      Let’s continue the tradition with this article as we prepare you to invest in bonds in your 30s. The 30s are stressful for many reasons, and income from bonds can help alleviate your pain.

      Welcome back to the Bond Investing at Any Age series (20s), where we invest for security, growth, and income.

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      The terrible thirties. I may make the 30s seem like a terrible time, but they are quite fun and exciting. You are becoming an adult because you have enormous responsibilities.

      You probably will get married in your late 20s or early 30s and prepare to start a family. You and your spouse plan to buy a home and continue on your career path.

      There is a lot going on that requires your time and attention. Taking care of your finances adds even more work to this busy period.

      How can bonds help? At its core, your 30s are about surviving with your relationships and finances intact. I would love to say invest $500+/month into bonds in your 30s.

      Dividends vs. Military Retirement

      However, investing this much money is unrealistic. Remember, chances are you or your wife (maybe both) have student loan debt. Real estate prices and interest rates

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