This discussion question has two parts. Respond to both parts to receive full credit for this assignment. Part 1: Your friend is asking for advice. She is planning to retire in 40 years and wants to...

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This discussion question has two parts. Respond to both parts to receive full credit for this assignment. Part 1: Your friend is asking for advice. She is planning to retire in 40 years and wants to know what investments she should choose. She also wants to know if she should use an IRA or 401k or some other sort of retirement vehicle. Please advise her. Part 2: You have another friend that already has a sizable amount saved for his retirement, but he wants to retire in 10 years. What type of advice would you give him about what type of investment to make and as to whether or not to use a retirement plan? Include two references other than the textbook in total (not per post) for your discussion posts. One of these references should be less than a year old. Please note that the reference date is not when you view the reference on the web, but when the reference material was originally produced.
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Answer To: This discussion question has two parts. Respond to both parts to receive full credit for this...

Soumi answered on Apr 12 2021
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Running Head: RETIREMENT PLANNING        1
RETIREMENT PLANNING         4
RETIREMENT PLANNING
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According to Birdthistle (2017), ideal savings for every individual at various life stages are different, considering expenses, needs, goals and various other requirements. Even post-retirement goals play a crucial part while calculating the ideal savings like international travel plans, constructing house and others.
However, if an individual is retiring in 40 years, he has ample amount of time and can successfully have an ideal savings at the end of your job life just by managing your money in a disciplined manner. One should start saving at least 5% of your salary into any Retirement Savings Accounts such as 401(k), 403(b), IRA...
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