Financial Planning Shouldn’t Stop at Retirement
Most of us understand we need to give careful consideration to planning, saving and preparing for the future. This typically includes planning for the purchase of our first house, saving for the education of our children, mapping out our careers, our retirement, and even our eventual death.
However, I’ve seen too many consumers get to retirement, breathe a sigh of relief and then put their lives on auto-pilot, thinking they’ve handled all the big decisions. The reality is that many times the decisions which will be faced in the years between retirement and death can be some of the most …
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