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Retiring at 62 With $850,000? This Money May Need to Last 30 Years. These 3 ETFs Keep Growing It While You Spend

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You’re retiring at 62 with $850,000. That’s real money, but it isn’t enormous, and it may need to last 30 years. Over a stretch that long, the urge to move everything into cash can do more damage than any single market crash. Three iShares funds split the work: iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (NYSE:SGOV) for near-term spe

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