First and foremost is owning my home free and clear.   

All of the above. My favorite, of course, is real estate but, you need all 3 to round out your portfolio (in my opinion).

The rule of thumb is to take your age and subtract it from 100. That is the % you should be in stocks and the rest in bonds. But for me, I am in mutual funds and index funds. With interest rates on the rise, I don't like bonds, and the stock market has always done well with returns, over time. I am in mutual funds focused on technology and healthcare along with an S & P 500 index fund. Then I would take out 4% per year to live on.

My husband. 

Boxes of twinkies... boxes and boxes of sweet, delicious, not-found-in-nature, twinkies.

(now, where did I put my diabetes medication?)

All of the above 

Stocks, bonds, annuity.

Right now stocks, but the accumulation was through real estate. Flexibility is key!

For the last  six years, STOCKS!

Yeah, all the above are good, and more. We all need a decent financial guy to take the lead on that stuff. I personally would rather hold notes secured by property than own rental property. But that's just me.

This is a personal private matter which I do not discuss online or offline with anyone other than my financial advisor. 

No Real Estate yet, but Stocks, Mutual Funds, 401k,,...i do like Candice A. Donofrio concept of holding paper..will have to invesitgate

All that and more

I'm drawing a retirement check from my former profession and social security.  This is for my third retirement

I feel this is a bit like I'm being asked what I earn each year.

mutual fund ira and real estate. 

Stock Market...

I would like to travel the world!  

ETF's, Roth, real estate

Use a professional asset manager in addition to your real estate investments.

Right now, I'm reaping the rewards. 

Rental property for the income.  Key thing is get the primary residence out of debt.

All of the above! 

Hey, wait a minute!  I was told that REALTORS don't retire!  What's that all about???

I'm working to get my house paid off, so I can get some rental propeties. Hopefully at that point I can divest into more investment ventures.

All of them.

Lots of equity in my home and a variety of other stuff. 

mostly rental property, a little bit of retirement account from a prior job.

Rental property gives you cash flow and appreciation over time.  Luckily we are in the right job to be able to handle these efficiently. :) 

Most realtors put too much of their saving in real estate. When the market tanked they must have to work a few more years longer. Majority live in poverty since they have no pension and did not manage savings properly.

A few women spent their savings on cosmetic surgery and law suits on surgeons. 

Author....adventurist....prop mgt for select clients...consultations

What else but what I know best. Real Estate investment

All of the above. Real estate has great returns but at 70.5 you start taking out of tax deferred investments that have built up.

Dennis,

We don't discuss this item on line. 

over the decades, I've bought and sold many properties.... and I continue to have one rental property that I keep for family use only....and I have my home free and clear.... I continue to have significant income from marketing and receiving referral fees.... I'm 71... the name is branded and I like the extra income without having to deal with people or go into a home.

Rental Properties

My house is almost paid off, and have a bit of a few things.

Diversify! -K

Luckily my husband has a good pension plan.

Good luck

Who wants to retire, Dennis Swartz?

(That means I have nothing.)

Retirement?  Probably wont do that.

but have been investing in various types of properties for a very long time, hopefully I can liquidate them when I need to.

Yes, yes, yes and more.

Most of all of the above