If you’re only ten years from retirement, then it’s high time for you to figure out how much you will need to be saving for retirement and focus on accumulating that amount if you haven’t already done so. Time is running out for you to reap long-term growth in your portfolio. But there are several other issues to consider at this point.

Fuel Your Contributions

If you’ve been slacking off on your retirement contributions because of other expenses, it’s time to get serious. A decade will be over before you realize and then you will be left not having enough to live in retirement.

Evaluate Your Portfolio

If you haven’t checked the performance of your retirement portfolio in a while, this is the time to take a careful look at how your money is growing. If your assets are on track to do what you want them to, you may be wise to leave things. But for many people, this may not be the case. Of course, you still need to have a hedge against inflation in your portfolio for some time.

Managing Debt

if you have any high-interest debt, such as credit cards or outstanding car loans, you should also concentrate on eliminating those before you stop working. It is much easier and simpler to retire when you have no debt; if you have to keep making payments on your debt after you stop working, you may be forced to live low for a long time to come.

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