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Passion Saving

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Link #136971 submitted by johnny2000 on Mar 31, 2008 10:58am. (+200XP)
http://www.passionsaving.com/index.html

Financial freedom eludes most of us. It shouldn't be so.

Freedom is exciting. Everyone wants to be more free. So why do most of us do so little to win our financial freedom?

It's because most of us save to pursue a boring saving goal--an age 65 retirement. That sort of saving--I call it Sacrifice Saving--does not work. This site is about a different kind of saving, Passion Saving. This site is about an approach to saving that works.

A Saving Goal That Excites You

To save well, you need to be saving for a goal of intense personal concern, something that excites you as much as the benefits you obtain from spending. You should be saving to pursue one of the New Luxuries--having more time for your friends or your family or to pursue cultural interests or to be able to spend the hours of the day doing the work you truly love. This site tells you how to put financial freedom to use enhancing your enjoyment of life now and in the near future as well as in those far-off days to come after you turn 65.

This is not a site that pushes get-rich-quick schemes. That stuff is for aimless dreamers. This is a site for practical and realistic people, people who want more out of life, who know that it takes work to get it, and who are willing to do the work that it takes to make a dream come true. We are dreamers here. But we are practical dreamers. That makes all the difference.

This is also not a place where you are going to find uncritical acceptance of the conventional wisdom on money management. You cannot expect to win financial freedom early in life by relying on the conventional saving wisdom or the conventional investing wisdom or the conventional wisdom about how to advance in your career. Much of the conventional money management advice just does not work.

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The Retirement Risk Evaluator

Posted by johnny2000 on Feb 24, 2009 10:11pm
The good news is that it remains possible even today for a retiree to obtain a safe withdrawal rate of 4 percent so long as he is willing to reduce his stock allocation to reasonable levels for times when stocks are at the prices that apply today. Moreover, the safe withdrawal rate for high-stock-allocation portfolios climbs to well above 5 percent at times of moderate valuations. It climbs higher yet at times of low valuations.