Pension Plan A is to work for someone else for 40 years, save as much as you can, put money into a pension fund, and hope the share market holds up. The biggest problem with this is that if/when the share market crashes again it will take 20 years to get back to the same level. That’s the way it has happened in the past, there is no reason to suspect it won’t happen again. Of course we all hope that won’t happen. Hope is not a retirement plan. Pension Plan B is to build a side hustle that you can do in an hour or less each day after Pension Plan A is done. Pension Plan B does not run on hope. Pension Plan B takes far less than 40 years. Pension Plan B could start putting spendable money into your bank in weeks. Pension Plan B can be run for as long as you want, there’s no cutoff date. Because it’s a side hustle, you can adjust and tweak to keep things ticking along, or start a second or third one. Pension Plan B can be setup in a day or so and then maintained in that hour or less each day. Start here – https://go.wm-tips.com/systeme. Regards, |