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How to evaluate an early retirement offer

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By Amy Fontinelle Verified
| massmutual.com
This article will ... Show how to look beyond the lump sum and weigh the severance, health insurance, and stock vesting that make up a strong early retirement package. Walk through the negotiation points that can improve an early retirement package and when it's worth asking for more. Highlight that accepting an early retirement offer is both a financial and an emotional decision, and how professionals and loved ones can help you think it through.
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Should you take a loan from your parents?

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By Amy Fontinelle Verified
| massmutual.com
In many families, parents are more well-off than their adult children. They’ve had more years in the workforce, which means more time to increase income and to build savings. And some parents may want to use their excess earnings or accumulated wealth to help their offspring.
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The unexpected problems with early retirement

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By Amy Fontinelle Verified
| massmutual.com
This article will ... Trace the rise of the FIRE movement and the social norms it disrupts for those who retire decades early. Highlight the forecasting challenges of planning a retirement that may need to last 40 to 50 years. Caution against the risk of depleting retirement savings early and the income strategies you may need as a backup. Retiring in your 30s or 40s may sound like a dream come true.
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