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Plan Smart, Retire Well

Actionable money playbooks for real people: retirement timelines, simple portfolios, budgeting that sticks, and tax moves that won’t bite later.

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Retirement Planning

Wealth Management

Investment Tools

Budgeting Apps

Tax Planning

Quick Wins for Retirement Readiness

50/30/20 Budget Template

Auto-allocate needs/wants/savings and see leftover cash flow instantly.

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Retirement Number Mini-Calc

Back-of-the-envelope target using a safe withdrawal rate + inflation buffer.

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Tax Bracket Helper

Estimate current bracket and avoid bracket creep with smarter timing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do I need to retire?
It depends on spending, expected returns, inflation, and lifespan. A simple heuristic uses a 3.5–4% withdrawal range as a starting estimate—then stress-test annually.
ETF or mutual fund for beginners?
ETFs are typically lower cost and tax-efficient; index mutual funds can be easier for auto-investing. Costs, tracking error, and behavior matter more than labels.
Do I still need an emergency fund if I invest?
Yes. Keep 3–6 months of essential expenses in cash-like accounts to avoid selling investments at bad times.
Which budgeting app should I use?
Pick the one you’ll actually stick with. Start with category caps (50/30/20), auto-imports, and a weekly 10-minute review habit.
Is this financial advice?
No. Education only—not tax, legal, or investment advice. Consult licensed professionals for decisions.