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Long-Term Investments After Retirement Good or Bad

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While a lot of people have found success with their business or investments after retirement, engaging in long-term projects post-retirement also poses significant financial and logistical challenges. You retire at 60 or 65, and committing to a 10- to 15-year venture may not be very realistic at that age. While you might have resources to invest in ambitious projects, the associated risks often outweigh the benefits. Short- to medium-term projects that can be initiated and completed within 3 to 5 years offer more rewards.
 
For me, long term investment intended during the retirement is significant and impactful. That year might be the right harvest side by side with a huge savings that could entitle the saver to live on interest. It's crucial if during retirement, a retiree still works hard for the money, instead of money to work for the retiree.
 
Good or bad will depend on the financial condition of the retiree, if he invests long term with cold money, and he also has sufficient liquidity and emergency funds then long term investment will be good as additional passive income, but if the financial condition especially liquidity is insufficient and does not have emergency funds then it will be bad.
 
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