Your "Go To" Retirement Websites

[Htown Harry]

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Originally Posted by unclemick Yep. It's hard yes hard to be humble - when your are right! heh heh heh - I too like this one best - ever since Dory36's article '33% That's My Story' convinced me to join.

You made me look, Uncle Mick. Still applicable today.
http://www.early-retirement.org/foru...ory-13934.html

The best post, definitely still applicable today:

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Originally Posted by cute fuzzy bunny I think we've posted enough on paying off the mortgage, do a search.

OP, here are two blogs to check out. Short and to-the-point postings on a variety of topics, and both have a weekly posting of links to interesting articles on sites I might never have found otherwise.
The Finance Buff
Oblivious Investor ? Low-Maintenance Investing with Index Funds and ETFs

[Georgialivin]

Has anyone come across a way to browse the bogelhead forums with ease on an iPhone? The format is awful for me to read


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[dallas27]

If it's in your comfort zone, i strongly recommend taking some economics and finance courses at the college level. I've been doing so the last 18 months through Harvard's online school and it has been very valuable to me.


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