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    Bond Investing in Your 70s: Financial Freedom, #128
    Bond Investing in Your 70s: Financial Freedom, #128
    Bond Investing in Your 70s: Financial Freedom, #128
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    Bond Investing in Your 70s: Financial Freedom, #128

    By Joshua King

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    We made it to our 70s, so congratulations to us. However, we still have much life left, so we need income.

     

    Our top priority is protecting our capital at this age. However, we can use bond interest to invest in higher-yielding securities.

     

    We should also attempt to build generational wealth by investing in Series "I" Bonds for the grandkids.

     

    Finally, we need an active income component to our lives, or we will succumb to inflation. We can walk dogs, write a blog, or sell fruit from our garden.

     

    If we can create money from thin air, we will always thrive in today's environment. We can also enjoy our side hustles. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMar 19, 2023
    ISBN9798201412548
    Bond Investing in Your 70s: Financial Freedom, #128

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Bond Investing in Your 70s

      02  Staying Debt-Free in Your 70s

      03  Income to the Moon

      04  Retirement Plus: Use Bonds to Supplement Your Retirement

      05  Social Security vs. Income Investing

      06  30-Year Bonds vs. Dividend-Paying Stocks

      07  CD Ladders vs. Treasury Ladders

      08  The Magic of High-Yield Bond Reinvestment

      09  Series I Bonds for Life

      10  Treasury Bonds vs. Municipal Bonds

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      01  Bond Investing in Your 70s

      02  Staying Debt-Free in Your 70s

      03  Income to the Moon

      04  Retirement Plus: Use Bonds to Supplement Your Retirement

      05  Social Security vs. Income Investing

      06  30-Year Bonds vs. Dividend-Paying Stocks

      07  CD Ladders vs. Treasury Ladders

      08  The Magic of High-Yield Bond Reinvestment

      09  Series I Bonds for Life

      10  Treasury Bonds vs. Municipal Bonds

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      01  Bond Investing in Your 70s

      We should all plan on enjoying our 70s while preserving capital. Even better, we can help our family build generational wealth while we travel the world.

      There is much to accomplish in the later chapters of life, but it requires financial sophistication to achieve our goals.

      Welcome back to the Bond Investing at Any Age Series (20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s), where we protect what we earn while generating income.

      Long-Form Content is the Future

      Preserving capital. The main reason to invest in bonds is to protect the money we earn throughout our lives.

      If we want to achieve a high rate of income, we can turn to income investing. Bonds are an excellent way to supplement our pension and social security.

      The best way to preserve capital is by buying treasuries and holding them to maturity. Treasury bills, notes, and bonds all trade on the bond market.

      You must buy these with the intent to hold them until maturity because you can lose money when selling. You can consider selling your bonds if the tides turn in your favor.

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      Therefore, if you need an emergency fund, don’t use Treasuries. You can leverage high-yield savings accounts and certificates of deposit to keep your money accessible.

      Creating Treasury Ladders. Treasuries are the perfect investment for building ladders. You can buy Treasuries from 3 months to

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