People spend more time planning their vacation than they do their retirement. That’s silly because retirement is a permanent vacation! Are you getting closer and closer to retirement? Are you counting down the years or days? Chomping at the bit to have the freedom you crave and retire on your terms? Then you definitely do not want to miss out on this show as we aim to help you Retire In A Weekend as we lay out a step-by-step checklist, so you can know with confidence that you are on the right track…and will retire on time! If you follow the right steps, it IS possible to retire in a weekend – you just need to know what steps to take – that’s where today’s episode of Protect Your Assets with David Hollander comes in handy!
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Market Segment: Stocks Surge After October Consumer Price Index Rose Less Than Expectations
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Market Segment: Positive Week for the Markets
The Bear Market Quiz: Do You Know More Than an Eighth Grader?
Market Segment: Another Week of Significant Volatility
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