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China’s Cryptocurrency Crackdown: Could It Affect Your Retirement Plans?
Cryptocurrency markets were severely shaken recently as the price of Bitcoin and other digital currencies plummeted over fears of a crackdown on cryptocurrency mining by the Chinese government. As the world’s largest Bitcoin mining hub, China’s policies regarding cryp...
Read MoreAre Fees Eating Away at Your Retirement Savings? What You Can Do about It
If you are looking to quickly build up a healthy nest egg during your working years, an employer-sponsored 401(k) with matching contributions is one of the best ways to achieve that goal. You may have also considered other options like traditional individual retiremen...
Read MoreAs COVID-19 Stimulus Measures End, Could Your Retirement Be at Risk?
When the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in business closures and job losses all around the country, Congress authorized monetary stimulus measures to help struggling Americans make ends meet. These measures included direct cash payments to individuals as well as expanded ...
Read MoreRetirement Planning: Why You are Never Too Young (Or Too Old) to Start
When it comes to retirement, we would all like the chance to sit back and enjoy our golden years while taking advantage of the opportunities presented to us by doing all the things that we did not have the time or money to do dur...
Read MoreWhat Caused Cryptocurrency’s April 2021 Flash Crash?
Cryptocurrency investors experienced a rude awakening in April 2021 when the value of their investments plunged over a matter of hours before rebounding. Last month, Crash Proof Retirement told you about the cryptocurrency bubble and what it could mean for your retire...
Read MoreMoney Can’t Buy Happiness, But Protection Can
It is a widely accepted belief that money cannot buy happiness, however recent research has suggested that higher incomes correlate to stronger levels of well-being, especially for retirees. Although the argument about whether money can buy happiness is up for debate,...
Read MoreAre We in a Cryptocurrency Bubble? What it Means for Your Retirement
When the price of a single Bitcoin rose from under $1,000 to more than $19,000 in December of 2017, cryptocurrency quickly became a household name. What was once an obscure investment held by only the most hardcore devotees suddenly entered the mainstream, and since then, thousands of other cryptocu...
Read MoreWill Congress Reintroduce the SECURE Act 2.0 in 2021?
The SECURE Act was signed into law on December 20th, 2019, and it contained several provisions aimed at improving the way Americans save for retirement. These provisions facilitated small business owner’s ability to set up affordable retirement plans for their employees, while many part-time workers...
Read MoreChange Your Mind About Crash Proof Retirement
Joe Garvey, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Investors have grappled with volatile stock market conditions for the better part of two decades and millions of consumers watched as their retirement plans were jeopardized as a result. Crash Proof Retirement has helped thousands of consumers protect t...
Read MoreIt’s Good to be Crash Proof®
Louis Marinucci, Langhorne, Pennsylvania In the last twenty years, investors have experienced three stock market crashes. The dotcom technology bubble burst in the early 2000s, the housing bubble crashed the stock market in 2008 causing a global recession, and once again in 2020 ...
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