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How to not run out of cash in retirement

And get peace of mind. You are receiving this e-mail because you subscribed to Untourist Daily.  To change your email settings, view the information at the bottom of this email. Feb 4, 2026  Dear International Living Postcards Reader,   Most folks don't know this about me… For 17 years, I was The Wall Street Journal 's Personal Finance Expert. In fact, I literally wrote the book on the subject while I was there. And here's the thing. In my work, I get all kinds of questions regarding investing and personal finance. But by far… The biggest question I get is: "Jeff, how do I create a passive income for myself in retirement… so I don't have to worry about running out of cash!?" I've thought long and hard about this. Listen to my answer here (it may surprise you).   Jeff Opdyke Global Investment and Income Expert   Inbox too crowded? Don't worry—if you can't keep up with our  International Living  Postcards  every day, you can unsubscribe...
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📠 The first Wednesday in February used to be special

Plus, a look at the top spending schools and highest-paid 2026 recruits. Today : Remembering Signing Days past, the highest-paid recruits, the most impactful portal moves, and checking in with Jim Phillips. ~8 minute read (1,720 words) If this email was forwarded to you, please subscribe . NATIONAL SIGNING DAY Let's gather 'round the fax machine and remember when the February signing day was the greatest day The only constant in college football is change. Resisting that is usually pointless. Still, today is the first Wednesday in February, and this day should be more special than it currently feels.    Fans woke up early, refreshed Rivals.com obsessively, and waited for breaking news. National Signing Day was an event, complete with drama, anticipation, and occasional chaos. It was theater. Today, it still exists in name, but not in spirit.   ...