To Retire Wealthy, Here Are 3 "Fast Track" Ways

That's the first goal I set for myself when I hit my 30s, to retire wealthy. You might have set this type of goal too.

One thing, it's not easy though - in order to retire wealthy, you need to accumulate a big, big nest egg.....

What're the avenues you can take, to "fast-track" your wealth accumulation?

Here are several "tried and true" methods to get that retirement wealth:

1. Start To Save, As Early As Possible

This goes without saying. Save, as early as you can, to let your money the time to grow through the power of compounding, over time. The 401k is a good point to start saving.

One excellent way to amass wealth is to start a Roth Individual Retirement Account (Roth IRA).

If you've fixed investments in your Roth IRA, your investment gains will compound over time. Compounding is a process that allows your money to make more money at an accelerated rate. It automatically reinvests your gains back into the assets that generated those gains. Over time, this compunding process will repeat several times, resulting in lots of money.

2. Invest Smartly In The Right Stock And Bond Mix

Study and research diligently to grow a portfolio with a right blend of stocks and bonds aggressive enough to generate the returns you need but not so risky that your retirement savings be depleted by market downturns.

If time's on your side (meaning you're young!), you can afford to invest more in stocks since you've more time to recover from losses.

As you get older, you're more vulnerable to losses; so gradually switch to invest more in bonds.

3. Start A Business Selling Information Product, Part Time Basis

Start a part-time online or offline business, selling information product.

Create the information product based on things you're knowledgeable about and passionate about too. This makes your journey more fun and enjoyable because it's thing you know about. It's also easier to do the business.

You want to make your business a success, so plan out carefully. Do tons of research on your product, market and demand.

Pace your development and growth of your business bit by bit, brick by brick, mortar by mortar.....

You'd be amazed over a short period of say just 2 years, working like say 10 - 12 hours a week on your business, you would have already made lots of progress and start to see steady stream of income flowing in.

A successful and profitable business is a continuous stream of steady income for you, for a long, long time....

I want to share my experience with you in this.

I started an online website business not too long ago, writing on the subject of my passion - exercise, fitness and healthy diet.

I worked on it during weekends since I've a full-time day job. The hours I threw into it was like about 10-15 hours per week.

Now, I've grown the website to a comprehensive content site that covered many areas on exercise, fitness and healthy diet.

(P/S: I've also become an "expert" of sorts on the subject of exercise and fitness)

I earned quite a substantial income per month through selling products and through advertisement.

I intend to grow the site to a huge content site and plan to spin off 2 or 3 sub-sites from this main one.

I enjoyed the journey of learning, growing the business and most important of all, along the way, I've helped many visitors in their problem areas regarding exercise and fitness.

I have secured a steady source of income from this business. And I'm stashing away the earned income by investing in stocks and bonds.

By the time I call it quit, I would have grown my main website business many folds and spin off many, many sub-sites too!And the amount of income I would get? It boggles my mind.....

No, I won't be a multi-millionaire but I'm sure I would have a comfortable, care free retirement life!

And I know I'm on track to retire wealthy! Retire early too!

Due to her strong yearning to retire early in life, Cecelia Yap has been researching on the subject of retirement. She has found the most "viral" way to grow her retirement nest egg and you too can do what she does,retirement