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Join the Insights from Fidelity Wealth Management team for the first of a 3-part series on retirement. We’ll not only address some classic retirement questions (such as, “How much money do I need to retire?”) but we’ll also examine those questions within the context of inflation and market volatility. And we’ll discuss how you can mentally prepare for retirement. Specific topics we'll cover include: - Estimating your "retirement cost of living" and how your retirement spending might evolve - Investing strat ...

Investment Analysis - The report emphasizes the importance of identifying potentially good investments based on their overall standing, competitive position, and industry health [1] - It suggests drilling down into nuanced components of a business's operations, such as financial strength, profitability, and growth prospects [1] Investment Strategy - Understanding a business is only part of the investment process; aligning investments with personal goals and strategies is crucial [2] - The next module will cover outlining a repeatable strategy by understanding personal financial goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance [2]

Core Insights - The FINRA Foundation's National Financial Capability Study indicates that 48% of respondents had no investments in 2024, highlighting a significant barrier to wealth growth across income levels [1] Investment Strategies for $60,000 Earners - Money expert Ramit Sethi suggests that individuals earning $60,000 should not let limited extra cash deter them from investing [2] - Sethi emphasizes the importance of starting to invest at least 5% of after-tax income to benefit from compound interest, with the option to begin at a lower rate if necessary [4] - Increasing the investment rate by just 1% annually can lead to substantial wealth accumulation over time [5] Tax-Advantaged Accounts - Prioritizing tax-advantaged accounts is recommended to defer or avoid taxes on investment growth [6] - For those with 401(k) accounts, contributing enough to receive the maximum employer match is crucial; an example shows that saving 3% of a $60,000 income for 30 years at a 7% return could yield over $351,000 with a match [7] - Alternatives like traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs are available for those without a 401(k), each with distinct tax implications [8] - Health savings accounts offer a unique triple tax advantage, allowing tax-deductible contributions, tax-free growth, and tax-free withdrawals for qualified medical expenses [9]