Vanguard » Planning for retirement
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This section features articles on how to plan your Retirement including insights and advice on early retirement, how to save for retirement, IRA, and answers to your retirement related questions. Vanguard is one of the world's largest investment companies, offering a large selection of high-quality low-cost mutual funds, ETFs, advice, and related services.
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
Know your options and best choice for you when considering whether to hold on to your employer retirement plan or 401(k) or roll it over to an IRA ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
First, understand the acronym. Then figure out how to think like a FIRE investor ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
If you changed jobs and didn’t rollover your 401(k) into an IRA, you could be leaving money on the table. Learn the ins and outs of rollover IRAs and how they can benefit you and your portfolio ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
There are a couple ways to enjoy an early retirement—as long as you’re confident your financial situation allows for it! Take a look at some different ways to access your retirement money early ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
Our road map to financial security can help give you reassurance that you’re on track to a successful retirement ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
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With updates based on Vanguard’s principles of investing success, the 4% rule can help FIRE investors achieve success in retirement ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
When it comes to converting assets to a Roth IRA, we help you consider your options carefully ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
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Before you dive into retirement, consider what risks you might face and how you can prepare ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
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7 important milestones to focus on as you approach retirement—don't miss any ..read more
Vanguard » Planning for retirement
2y ago
Just because you can make a catch-up contribution doesn’t mean you should—it depends on your unique situation ..read more