
Retirement Decisions You Only Get To Make Once
One of the things I always tell people about retirement planning is that not every financial decision carries the same weight.
If you're 45 and you make a bad investment decision, you probably have time to recover.
If you're spending a little too much, you can cut back.
If your portfolio isn't allocated properly, you can change it.
But retirement introduces a different category of decisions.
Decisions that may be difficult—or sometimes impossible—to reverse.
And some of these decisions can affect your income for the next 20 or 30 years.
So today, I want to walk through some of the biggest…
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