Retirement INCOME Ideas if You Haven't Saved ENOUGH

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• VW

  @VW1030 · 3 months ago

  Home based business 100% agreed. I am working on my idea while I am still working until I retire.

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• GR

  @Growing-Our-Retirement · 3 months ago

  Great video Lane! We did exactly as you suggest. Bought a small business that pays us back about 50% of what we paid for it each year, with only a 2-5 hour a week involvement. We have also kept one rental property owned since we first married. Now paid off, it provides an excellent monthly income. Finally we started a plant nursery business before retiring. Now it provides a &nbsp;very nice income.<br><br>Though we also saved up a nice nest egg, we likely won’t need it. We have income! Our channel is all about starting a retirement, backyard plant nursery. Thanks, as always for the excellent videos, Larry

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• CB

  @cbass2755 · 3 months ago

  Great video! &nbsp;So many people are full of “Ya…but…” like a person I know. Every time we girls suggest a job or options, she says “ya, but…”. &nbsp;Thank goodness she’s not a close friend, just an acquaintance. When I retired in 2022, I was wondering what I could do to work. I just couldn’t work part time as a nurse anymore. My friend help me brainstorm and she found me animal sitting! I love it. It’s not daily, just busy in summer up to Christmas. But I love it. And, I just picked up a client for every other weekend for her dog who has seizures. I’m not afraid of illness or seizures in animals.

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• KE

  @kenjordan5750 · 3 months ago (edited)

  When I needed to replace a chunk of retirement funds used to repair my roof (HOA complaint), I was desperate to find something I could do on my schedule, not some retail boss&apos; schedule. I was nearly resigned to p/t work at Burger Doodle&apos;s, when I remembered an obscure investment strategy I used in 2010, which made $3K with very little risk.<br>I decided to see if that strategy could work longer term, and it&apos;s now been 4 yrs and I average $500/mo trading from home.<br>The roof repair was paid off after 20 months, and I just continued to trade to supplement my Soc. Sec.<br>So far, so good. My charities got an increase, and I&apos;m building a buffer for the next HOA shock.

• EV

  @EvanCarmichael · 3 months ago

  Social Security alone was never designed to cover everything in retirement, so finding creative ways to bring in extra income is just smart planning. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/believe">#Believe</a> - Team Evan Carmichael

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• WH

  @whenbirdiesfly · 3 months ago

  Great ideas for earning extra money in retirement!<br><br>I&apos;m also an Empty Nester stay-at-home Mom, who wondered what to do once the kids moved out.<br><br>I stumbled upon a video on how to start an Online Business, spent time researching/learning about it, then launched my website/blog.<br><br>My mission is to share what I&apos;ve learned to help other Empty Nester Moms to do the same. It starts with brainstorming, as you mentioned.<br><br>With today&apos;s technology, there are so many possibilities to make money!<br><br>Choose a niche (topic) and start a blog as the foundation, then earn money through Google Adsense, affiliate marketing via the Amazon Associates Program and many other companies&apos; affiliate programs, sell digital products--ebooks and courses with knowledge/experience gained over the years. Sell physical products that can be created with print-on-demand and sold on various platforms.<br><br>Other ideas are to provide coaching services, start a membership, a podcast, and a YouTube channel.<br><br>So many opportunities...I just wish they were available years ago, so I could have started earlier, but it&apos;s never too late! 😊