Last week, I advised you to don't believe everything on the Internet. Yet, in the eight years since I was retired, I have found many reliable sources to help me manage my DIY retirement.

I review more than 30 sources on YouTube, Facebook, and "X" formerly Twitter. Here are the links:

https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Main_...
   / @bogleheads3687   @bogleheads3687
  / bogleheads  
   / channel   @HeritageWealthPlanning
   / @holyschmidt   @HolySchmidt
   / @rootfp   @RootFP
  / retirementplanningeducation  
   / @retirementplanningeducation   @RetirementPlanningEducation
   / @rob_berger   @rob_berger
   / @pensioncraft   @Pensioncraft
   / channel   @retirewithstylepodcast
   / @retirementanswerman   @retirementanswerman
   / @boomerbenefits   @BoomerBenefits
   / @medigapseminars   @MedigapSeminars
   / @devincarroll   @DevinCarroll
  / 428684237572614  
   / @diamondnestegg   @DiamondNestEgg
   / channel   @joekuhnlovesretirement
   / @retirementcorner   @retirementcorner
   / @retirearly500k59   @retirearly500k59
  / tcrstudies  
  / ti_insights  
  / retirementrsrch  
  / ernretirenow  
  / measuretwicemny  
  / jonluskin  
  / tipswatch  
  / clementsmoney  
  / thefinancebuff  
  / kentumin  
  / michaelkitces  
https://www.kitces.com/
https://obliviousinvestor.com/

Plus, don’t let me forget:
https://www.theretirementmanifesto.com/ Fritz Gilbert is a pioneer in DIY retirement!

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So what are your “Reliable Sources” for your DIY retirement? Comment below:

My standard warning: I am not a professional. I have no initials after my name. So take these as entertaining ideas from one educated consumer to another. Always do your own due diligence. And seek out a professional, if you need one.