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Learn how to retire a millionaire with 5 proven strategies: save early, skip the tax refund, max your 401(k), watch fees and cut bills.
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You don’t need a lottery ticket or a rich uncle to retire a millionaire.
There are many ways to become a millionaire by the age of 65.
Failing these long shots, you could do it the old-fashioned way: strategize.
Billshark would like to suggest these time-tested strategies that—if implemented early and adhered to consistently—could start you on your way to that dreamed-of goal.
When you’re in your twenties, 65 likely seems a long way off, but trust us, it’ll be here before you know it.
As this is tax season.
Make sure you contribute enough to receive your full employer-match.
In addition to deciding on your asset allocation and adjusting it only once every decade as you age (i.e., don’t panic every time the stock market drops), keep an eye on management fees.
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According to U.S.
A hefty tax refund means you're lending money to the government that you could be saving and investing throughout the year.
Contribute enough to receive your full employer match.
According to CNN Money, the fees you pay to manage your account could end up costing you as much as $100,000 over the course of your career.
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1 Start Saving as Early as Possible.
2 Avoid the Tax Refund.
3 Take Advantage of Your 401(k).
4 Watch Out for Fees.
5 Turn to Billshark for Extra Savings.
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