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    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s: Time to Build Generational Wealth: Financial Freedom, #147
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s: Time to Build Generational Wealth: Financial Freedom, #147
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s: Time to Build Generational Wealth: Financial Freedom, #147
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    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s: Time to Build Generational Wealth: Financial Freedom, #147

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    Are 70s are all about paying it forward. We should have figured out our finances; now, we can focus on setting up our kids and grandkids.

     

    Series "I" Bonds are a significant first step to ensuring we pass along wealth to our grandkids. 

     

    Next, index funds in a taxable custodial brokerage account will grow their wealth along with the stock market.

     

    Finally, our adult children need income-investing portfolios to assist them through life's challenges.

     

    More important than the resources is the mindset. With the correct mindset, our kids and grandkids can continue to build generational wealth beyond our lifetimes.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMay 4, 2023
    ISBN9798215172612
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s: Time to Build Generational Wealth: Financial Freedom, #147

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      Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s - Joshua King

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      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s

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

      02  What is Generational Wealth?

      03  Series I Bonds vs. Roth IRAs

      04  Series I Bonds vs. Series EE Bonds

      05  Series I Bonds vs. Index Funds

      06  Tiny Dividends from Index Funds

      07  My 4 Favorite Index Funds

      08  Are You a DGI or Income Investor?

      09  Make Your Family Rich

      10  Become CEO of Yourself 2

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      Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s

      Time to Build Generational Wealth

      01  Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s

      02  What is Generational Wealth?

      03  Series I Bonds vs. Roth IRAs

      04  Series I Bonds vs. Series EE Bonds

      05  Series I Bonds vs. Index Funds

      06  Tiny Dividends from Index Funds

      07  My 4 Favorite Index Funds

      08  Are You a DGI or Income Investor?

      09  Make Your Family Rich

      10  Become CEO of Yourself 2

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      01  Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s

      Our 70s are all about paying it forward. Hopefully, we did well with our finances and can give to the next generations.

      We want to ensure our children and grandchildren can navigate life with more resources than we had available.

      We must lead by example if we want them to have the millionaire mindset. Welcome back to the Stock and Bond Investing at Any Age series (20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s), where we build generational wealth.

      A High-Value Person Earns $100,000 Per Year Passively

      Before proceeding, please reference the following articles for a more detailed analysis of your 70s.

      1)  Retirement Planning in Your 70s (Amazon)

      2)  Real Estate Investing in Your 70s (pdf)

      3)  Staying Debt-Free in Your 70s (pdf)

      4)  Dividend Investing in Your 70s (Amazon)

      5)  Bond Investing in Your 70s (pdf)

      What is generational wealth? We must first understand generational wealth before we begin to build it.

      Generational wealth is not leaving a house or a lump sum of money to your kids and grandkids. It ensures they have the mindset and the resources to build upon your legacy.

      Sometimes, we must ensure our kids don’t get in their own way. We may have to put our money, real estate, and businesses into a trust to make the money last forever.

      The Beauty of Rental Income

      Let’s get started. First, let’s take care of the basics. We can invest up to $10,000 annually in Series I Bonds per recipient.

      You can invest $10,000 annually for each child if

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