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7 Secrets That Can Help You Retire Early, According to Experts
Sanju Subnani, a financial planning and investing expert with JustAnswer, tells Best Life. “Having cash value whole life in addition to stock investments allows investors to withdraw more income during retirement when the stock market is down. Starting whole life insurance now gives time for the cash value to build up, meaning retirement can arrive sooner than later.”
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25 Best Ways to Save for Retirement
Sanju Subnani, a financial planning and investing expert with JustAnswer, previously told Best Life that it’s advisable to start contributing to a cash-value whole life insurance policy as early as possible.
“Having cash value whole life in addition to stock investments allows investors to withdraw more income during retirement when the stock market is down,” Sanju says. “Starting whole life insurance now gives time for the cash value to build up, meaning retirement can arrive sooner than later.”
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