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How to manage your money after you retire

July 2, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Cash reserves

This category consists of your cash holdings and other short-term fixed-income investments that can be easily converted to cash without significant losses. It is advisable to transfer these assets to a high-yield savings account to maximize returns. Maintaining cash reserves is essential to support your long-term investment strategy.

Intermediate-term needs

This section includes investments that will be required within the next three to seven years. While these investments should prioritize safety, given the relatively longer time horizon, they can also include growth assets such as stocks to enhance returns.

Long-term needs

This segment encompasses assets that are not needed for at least seven years, allowing for investment in riskier, higher-performing assets like stocks. The extended time frame provides these investments with the opportunity to recover from market fluctuations and potentially yield superior returns. The objective here is not aggressive growth, but rather steady long-term gains.

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