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    Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan: Financial Freedom, #79
    Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan: Financial Freedom, #79
    Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan: Financial Freedom, #79
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    Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan: Financial Freedom, #79

    By Joshua King

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    Most Americans' main source of wealth is their primary residence. However, we all live on income, not net worth.

     

    So how do we convert our primary residence into livable income for retirement?

     

    We can sell it, move, and invest the difference. We can take a home equity loan, invest it, and pay it off with business income.

     

    Finally, we can convert our master suite into a small apartment and rent the rest of our house.

     

    Do these all make you uncomfortable? They should. Anything we want in life requires some form of stress or struggle.

     

    You can struggle by choice to get ahead or live your retirement in scarcity, lack, and fear. Which do you choose? Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateDec 4, 2022
    ISBN9798215331873
    Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan: Financial Freedom, #79

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      Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan - Joshua King

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan

      02  The Perfect Life: Homesteading & Dividends

      03  To Become Rich You’ll Need Leverage

      04  Life as an Income Investor

      05  Your Income Should Increase Every Year

      06  What Is Your Dream Retirement?

      07  Big Cities Require Big Mindsets

      08  Overseas vs. Homestead vs. Small City

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      01  Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan

      02  The Perfect Life: Homesteading & Dividends

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      04  Life as an Income Investor

      05  Your Income Should Increase Every Year

      06  What Is Your Dream Retirement?

      07  Big Cities Require Big Mindsets

      08  Overseas vs. Homestead vs. Small City

      09  Home Equity Loans vs. Interest Rates

      10  Email Money: Dividends, Rents, & Royalties

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      01  Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan

      What is your plan for retirement? How do you plan to replace at least 100% of your employment income with annual increases for inflation?

      For most Americans, this is a tough question to answer. It seems impossible to make more money without working than they made while employed.

      If you own a home, you have a big chance of retirement success, but you will have to get out of your comfort zone.

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      We live on income. We all live on income; rich people understand this rule. Everything a rich person does adds to their bottom line—their monthly income.

      Once you see the world through income, you can make decisions to earn more revenue. You can do very well during retirement by increasing your income every year.

      Your primary residence vs. income. Your primary home does not generate revenue. In fact, it drains money from your account.

      Therefore, your goal for retirement will be to convert your beautiful home into cold hard cash. You can do this in multiple ways, each requiring a different skill set.

      Is $75,000/Year the Magic Happiness Number?

      Overcome your fear. Each method to create income will require you to overcome fear or limiting beliefs. If your goal is to pay off your home and live on social security, then read no further.

      You have chosen a life of scarcity and lack. I can’t

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