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Josh Dudick

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Covers:  Economy, money, markets, investments, residential and commercial real estate, personal finance, retirement, tax strategies, and securities trading.
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Josh Dudick (Top Dollar)

Josh is a financial expert with 15+ years on Wall Street as a senior market strategist and trader. Josh graduated from Cornell University with a business degree in Applied Economics and has held numerous U.S. and European securities licenses (FINRA series 3, 7, 24, 55, NYSE Liffe, NasdaqOMX, Xetra, Eurex, SIX, LSE, Borsa Italiana)

In addition to running an investment and trading firm, Josh is the founder and CEO of Top Dollar, where he teaches others how to build passiv…

Josh Dudick’s Journalist Portfolio

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What to Do When the Stock Market Is Crashing | Top Dollar

What to Do When the Stock Market Is Crashing | Top Dollar

Stock market crashes can be terrifying for investors, especially when you have a large allocation of your inv…

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Why Is Inflation So High? The Best Steps To Survive | Wealth of Geeks

Why Is Inflation So High? The Best Steps To Survive | Wealth of Geeks

In the past few months, Americans have seen a sharp increase in the price of many essential goods and service…

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What Is a Backdoor Roth IRA: Benefits and How to Convert | Top Dollar

What Is a Backdoor Roth IRA: Benefits and How to Convert | Top Dollar

In many ways, the Roth IRA is one of the greatest retirement and estate planning tools in existence for indiv…

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When to File Bankruptcy, and What Happens if I File? | Top Dollar

When to File Bankruptcy, and What Happens if I File? | Top Dollar

What was once a last resort is now a popular choice for many Americans struggling with debt. According to the…

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Can I Open a Bank Account With Bad Credit? | Top Dollar

Can I Open a Bank Account With Bad Credit? | Top Dollar

Are you looking to open a bank account, but don't have a great credit score? The good news is that even with …

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How to Make an Investment Plan Yourself [Step-By-Step] | Top Dollar

How to Make an Investment Plan Yourself [Step-By-Step] | Top Dollar

Financial advisors charge significant fees, which ironically may cause more harm than help in reaching your f…

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Is “Un-Retirement” Part of Your Future?

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By Josh Dudick
| Simply Uncomplicated
Outside of a significant dip during the Covid pandemic, average life expectancy has consistently risen in the United States, from 47.2 years old in 1918 to 77.5 years in 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Consequently, while the age of retirement has barely moved since Social Security was established in 1935, the time people spend in retirement continues to increase. The latest Gallup numbers show most Americans are retired for between 13 and 21 years.
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Is “Un-Retirement” Part of Your Future?

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By Josh Dudick
| Citizen Tribune Verified
Outside of a significant dip during the Covid pandemic, average life expectancy has consistently risen in the United States, from 47.2 years old in 1918 to 77.5 years in 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Consequently, while the age of retirement has barely moved since Social Security was established in 1935, the time people spend in retirement continues to increase. The latest Gallup numbers show most Americans are retired for between 13 and 21 years.
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Is “Un-Retirement” Part of Your Future?

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By Josh Dudick
| inForney.com
Outside of a significant dip during the Covid pandemic, average life expectancy has consistently risen in the United States, from 47.2 years old in 1918 to 77.5 years in 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Consequently, while the age of retirement has barely moved since Social Security was established in 1935, the time people spend in retirement continues to increase. The latest Gallup numbers show most Americans are retired for between 13 and 21 years.
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