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Wrong Mutual Fund Can Rob Years Of Retirement Income

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By Arielle O’Shea Verified, Sondra L. Shapiro
| thefiftypluslife.com
Mutual funds are frequently divided into share classes, which essentially means different fee levels. By Arielle O’shea You may not know it, but there’s a class system inside your investment portfolio. At least there is if you own mutual funds, as nearly 55 million households do. Mutual funds are frequently divided into share classes, which essentially means different fee levels.
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This Is the Most Important Thing to Add to Your Budget

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By Arielle O’Shea Verified
| The Street Verified
By Arielle O’Shea There’s one expense even die-hard budgeters tend to leave out: Savings. Is saving an expense? Maybe not technically. But if you treat it that way, you’re much more likely to do it. Just as you wouldn’t stiff the electric company or your cable provider, treating your savings or retirement account as a bill — an actual line item in your budget, rather than an afterthought — may help you build a bigger balance.
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Why you should start thinking about retirement as early as possible

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By Marissa Miller, Arielle O’Shea Verified
| Mic Verified
We often delay financial planning when it comes to retirement because it drums up thoughts of old age and mortality. But you’re doing yourself a major disservice if you don’t prepare for it as soon as possible. A helpful way to look at saving for retirement is to reframe the idea entirely. “Think of it as saving for options in your future, like the ability to make the decision to stop working at some point or travel,” said Arielle O’Shea, personal finance expert at Nerdwallet,.
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