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Irvine, CA (PRWEB) August 18, 2011

David Ning, founder of personal finance blog MoneyNing.com, discusses strategies for maximizing resources in an uncertain economy in his latest ON RETIREMENT post Retirement with a Fluctuating Income at USNews.com http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/On-Retirement/2011/08/10/retirement-with-a-fluctuating-income.

The continued uncertainty about the economy and the dramatic gains and losses of the stock market have made it difficult for many, especially retirees and those who depend on gains in their portfolio to survive. Retirement is by nature a time of reduced resources and many retirees actively seek out ways to limit their spending and maximize their savings.

The ON RETIREMENT section of USNews.com has become a trusted source for many and David Ning, founder of personal finance blog MoneyNing.com, is a regular contributor. Ning understands the uncertainty retirees and those preparing for retirement are feeling and discusses a few ways in which people can reduce their spending in his current USNews.com ON RETIREMENT post entitled Retirement with a Fluctuating Income. In the post Ning encourages readers to reconsider not just their luxuries, but also their perceived needs as well.

“You can be worth a billion dollars,” says Ning, “but if you don’t’ have the liquid cash to make the mortgage payments, your house is still going to be foreclosed upon.”

To read the Retirement with a Fluctuating Income post in its entirety visit USNews.com at http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/On-Retirement/2011/08/10/retirement-with-a-fluctuating-income.

David Ning created MoneyNing.com, a personal finance blog, to help others understand the principles that are foundational to good money management including saving money, spending frugally and investing wisely.

MoneyNing.com has been offering up straightforward, no-nonsense advice for saving money since its launch in 2007. Since then MoneyNing.com has attracted a following of more than 300,000 monthly visitors and the attention of various news syndicates. Posts from the personal finance blog have been featured on the NYTimes.com, Time.com, and USNews.com.

Subscribers of MoneyNing.com receive a copy of David Ning’s eBook How to Save Money on Everything. They also receive a weekly newsletter and are given access to a mini course on frugal living and saving money. Go to http://moneyning.com/announcements/the-free-frugal-email-newsletter/ to subscribe.

Visit MoneyNing.com for more ideas on saving money http://moneyning.com/.

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Every wife has a story. Retirement Can Be Murder is the story of Carol Andrews and her Beloved Husband, Jim, members of the fastest growing demographic in history, the Baby Boomer generation. Carol dreads her husband Jim’s upcoming retirement more than a root canal without Novocain. She can’t imagine anything worse than having an at-home husband with time on his hands and nothing to fill it — except interfering in the day-to-day activities of their household and driving her crazy. Until

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Bill Gates’ CES keynote featured a funny retirement video that included cameos by Jay-Z, Bono, Steven Spielberg, George Clooney, Jon Stewart, Hillary Clinton, Al Gore, and Brian Williams.
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