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Retirement reporter @MarketWatch. ChFC®. I love cooking, crafting & talking about your 401(k). We're all always learning. RT≠endorsement. Coffee=life. 🇺🇸🇮🇹

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Personal finance and retirement reporter at MarketWatch. I started writing for professionally published papers when I was 15 (and the student newspaper too of course!)

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I'm 56 with $1.4 million and want to retire in 5 years. Do I move to California, New York or overseas?

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| Morningstar
By Alessandra Malito 'How do I prepare for market drops or crashes just before or after retirement?' "My main concern is whether it is possible to have enough savings in the next few years to retire and afford options like living in expensive states (such as California or Massachusetts)." Dear Help Me Retire, I am single, just turned 56 and have more than $1.4 million saved in retirement accounts.
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By Alessandra Malito Verified
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I am single, just turned 56 and have more than $1.4 million saved in retirement accounts. My net worth — minus my outstanding mortgages in property, and taxable brokerage and high-yield savings accounts — is more than $2 million. I am still working and earning $138,000 a year, but I do not want to work much longer, perhaps at most another five years.
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Former JPMorgan exec takes on Social Security advisory role

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By Alessandra Malito Verified
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Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano’s former colleague Matt Zames, previously an executive at JPMorgan Chase, will take on an unpaid adviser position at the agency, according to recent news reports. The finance executive is also the founder of Zames Group, an advisory and restructuring business for financial-technology companies and other financial institutions, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, where he is a member of the Financial Sector Advisory Council.
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