Carnival of retirement, Happy Easter!

 

Welcome to the Carnival of Retirement! You can submit for next week’s here.

 

Hope you are enjoying the long weekend and have a nice Easter.

 

 

 

Maria @ The Money Principle writes Who Earns More: Commercial Landlords or Property Investors? – Commercial landlords vs. property investors: the battle is on.

Dominique Brown @ YourFinancesSimplified writes Your Financial Relationships: How Much Should We Save? – How much should you save? Tricky question huh! While there is a lot of variance in the answer, I do my best to answer this daunting question!

CAPI @ Creating a Passive Income writes The Aggression Route: A Financial Strategy – If a person does not mind doing some work, they need to switch to an aggression investment strategy.

Daniel @ Make Money Make Cents writes Retirement Fund Sustainability | Will My Retirement Monies Run Out On Me? – Retirees are savvy individuals who have already put in the time and effort to develop their nest-eggs.

Jack @ Money Saving Ethics writes Accelerating My Retirement | How Can I Retire Faster? – There are definite methods to accelerate retirement. There are tips, tricks, plans and procedures to engage that can shave loads of time off your retirement age, but you have to understand some rather bleak facts first.

Lenny @ Best Money Saving Blog writes Obama’s New Budget Proposal Bad News for Consumers Unprepared for Retirement – Experts are saying that the budget for 2015 proposed by President Obama will be an absolute disaster for millions of Americans who are not fully prepared for retirement.

Hadley @ Epic Finances writes What’s the secret behind top-performing mutual funds? Just ask Joe Huber – When it comes to owning mutual funds, nearly half of the households in the United States own them today, according to the Investment Company Institute.

Aaron @ Aaron Hung writes Why an IRA May be Better than a 401(k) – With a 401(k) plan you are limited to the mutual fund choices that your employer offers but with an IRA you suddenly have access to exchange traded funds (ETFs) and stocks.

Larry @ KrantCents writes How I live on 50% or less income! – I used to think it was crazy to live on 50% or less income!

Gretchen @ Retired by 40! writes My 7 Best Financial Moves – I’ve done many things wrong. What have I done right?

Erastus @ Sprout Wealth writes How to Start Investing in the Stock Market – Investing in the Stock market is vital to building wealth though can be overwhelming for those just begging. Following these few simple tips, you can start investing confidently.

Jeremy @ Modest Money writes Long Term Investments – How to Get it Right – long term investment always pays if you choose the right investment tool and processes. Identifying Long Term Investments Goals, knowing investment options available for your specific income situation, Riding the Highs and Managing the Lows Deftly and Using Experts to Manage Your Funds can help you achieve your long term financial goals and reap the benefits of a well-planned investment strategy.

Mr.CBB @ Canadian Budget Binder writes The money box inspired my passion for finance – The money-box I had as a child is a memory that has inspired my love for finance which has continued to broaden as I get older.