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Click here to unsubscribe.  ECONOMIC CALENDAR EANINGS CALENDAR UP & DOWNGRADES Because it's never too late to retire early Here's your 4-step guide for retirement planning Even though you know that cautious retirement planning is necessary today, you still intend to do a lot of relaxation in your later years. Therefore, you are prepared to develop a savings strategy that will enable you to retire comfortably, whether you are just starting out in your career or want to make up for lost time.   The problem is that the entire procedure leaves you feeling a little overextended. You're not even sure what savings tools to utilize, much less how much you ought to set aside.   Are you prepared to learn more about saving for retirement? This guide covers all the fundamentals. FIND OUT MORE >>> The Biggest Breakthrough In Crypto Trading If you are serious about trading cryptocurrencies for big returns… This will be the most important email you may ever read. Before Kyber Network exploded in price by 754% in about 5 months… THIS happened first.   Before SUSHI exploded in price by 769% in 73 days… THIS happened first.   And before Ocean Protocol exploded in price by 2,650% in less than 6 months… Yes… you guessed it…  THIS happened first.  During my upcoming Free Crypto Trading Masterclass… Stock futures fall to start August trading, with the market coming off best month since 2020 Following the market's best month since 2020, stock futures declined as investors anticipated another week of significant earnings announcements and economic data.   Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average showed a decline of 151 points or 0.46%. Nasdaq 100 futures fell by 0.43% while S&P 500 futures lost about 0.48%.   All significant indices increased on Friday, rounding up the best month of the year thus far and registering winning weeks.  The S&P 500 increased 9.1% in July while the Dow increased by 6.7%.  As investors flocked to the tech firms that had been battered the most during this bear market, the Nasdaq Composite surged 12.4%. The performances in July were the best since 2020 for each indicator. FIND OUT MORE >>> Looking for monthly passive income? These REITs are what you need Having monthly passive income supplied to you regularly is one of the best benefits of owning rental property. But, naturally, the revenue must be distributed rapidly among mortgage payments, savings, insurance, property taxes, and several other obligations.    Additionally, you must spend the entire month speculating about what will break, which renters will move out, and the housing market's health. If only receiving monthly checks for passive income were simpler. Thankfully, there is. The stockholders of each of these real estate investment trusts (REITs) receive unconditional monthly dividend payments. You can withdraw the money for spending, reinvest the dividend, or use it to buy another stock. FIND OUT MORE >>> Why you need to make these key real estate moves in a bear market The current downturn has the stock market off by double digits on the year, but thanks to rising interest rates, investors are staring down a real estate bear market, as well.   Even so, there's no reason to sit on the sidelines and wait out the storm. Even if you're not in a position to buy a property, there are real estate moves you can make right now that don't require you to own any physical land or structures.    In today's bear market, real estate might just be the best hedge against sky-high inflation, a down stock market, and crumbling cryptocurrencies. FIND OUT MORE >>> The Strategies & Tools You Need To Succeed: These value stocks that just beat on earnings Social Security updates to know about this month Individual investors are coming back to tech stocks ©2022 Never Too Late Investor 20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to Never Too Late Investor. You can view our policies, terms & conditions by visiting investinglate.com If you would not like to receive this publication feel free to unsubscribe   Thank you for your readership!