Your Next Big Housing Decision

Hi. I'm Connie. As a serial "Grandmapreneur®", I speak to retirees or soon-to-be retirees on the benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship in retirement. This blog post will help entrepreneurs understand their next big housing decision, which you will need as you consider starting a business. How to Make a Big Housing…

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Retirement Planning: How to Plan for a Stable Future

Hi. I'm Connie. As a serial “Grandmapreneur®”, I speak to retirees or soon-to-be retirees on the benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship in retirement. This blog post will help entrepreneurs understand retirement planning and having a stable future, which you will need as you consider starting a business. For many people, retirement…

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Preserving Your Nest Egg in 7 Effective Ways

Hi. I'm Connie. As a serial “Grandmapreneur®”, I speak to retirees or soon-to-be retirees on the benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship in retirement. This blog post will help you preserve your nest egg, which you will need as you consider starting a business. 7 Ways to Preserve Your Nest Egg In…

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How Much Money Do GenXers Need to be Happy in Retirement?

Hi. I'm Connie. As a serial “Grandmapreneur®”, I speak to retirees or soon-to-be retirees on the benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship in retirement. This blog post will help entrepreneurs understand how much GenXers need to be happy in retirement, which you will need as you consider starting a business. The GenXers…

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Understanding Financial Jargon

Hi. I'm Connie. As a serial “Grandmapreneur®”, I speak to retirees or soon-to-be retirees on the benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship in retirement. This blog post will help entrepreneurs understand financial jargon, which you will need as you consider starting a business. 7 Financial Jargon Every Retiree Must Know  If you want to enjoy your…

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How to Keep Up with Inflation during Retirement

Inflation during retirement often comes with scary stories. Think about this: a person with $1 million saved for retirement expects to spend $50,000 annually.  Assuming 3% annual inflation and a 3% return rate, $1 million would last for 20 years. But if inflation rose to 12% a year, $1 million…

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