Your Retirement Plan Needs a Plan B
Does your retirement plan have a Plan B?
Most retirement plans are built around assumptions.
You're going to retire at 65. The market is going to provide a reasonable return. Social Security will start at a certain age. You're going to spend a certain amount every month. Your health will remain relatively good. Your spouse will be there alongside you.
And hopefully, that's exactly what happens.
But after doing this for as long as I have, I can tell you something: life rarely follows the spreadsheet perfectly.
Markets fall. Inflation happens. People get sick. Spouses die. Kids run into…
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