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Stocks

NamePrice24h ChangeMarket Cap24h High / Low7d Change
S&P 500$7,544.31▲ 2.27%—H 7,548 / L 7,422▼ -0.33%
Nasdaq 100$27,849.21▲ 3.18%—H 27,904 / L 27,228▼ -1.17%
Dow Jones$52,338.29▲ 2.05%—H 52,361 / L 51,643▲ 1.07%
AAPL$349.87▲ 2.19%$5.08TH 351.42 / L 344.78▲ 5.41%
MSFT$544.23▲ 2.57%$4.04TH 547.48 / L 538.70▲ 4.46%

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Crypto

NamePrice24h ChangeMarket Cap24h High / Low7d Change
BTC Bitcoin$74,716.00▼ -1.24%$1.50TH 75,881 / L 73,709▼ -3.11%
ETH Ethereum$2,122.60▼ -4.63%$259.41BH 2,235 / L 2,085▼ -6.08%
XRP$1.0920▼ -5.31%$69.38BH 1.1600 / L 1.0770▼ -11.81%
SOL Solana$86.42▼ -2.91%$51.09BH 89.73 / L 85.19▼ -6.84%
DOGE Dogecoin$0.0698▼ -1.59%$10.93BH 0.0714 / L 0.0679▼ -6.47%

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Daily Question: How many years of spending do you keep in cash and bonds?

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    Retirement income is as much about sequence as it is about yield. Many retirees keep a few years of spending in cash and short-term bonds so they never have to sell stocks in a down market.

    How many years of spending do you keep in cash and bonds before you touch your stocks — and has that number changed as you’ve gotten closer to, or further into, retirement?

    Log in and share your take — the best answers help everyone here.

    Not financial advice.

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