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When can you retire, age 45, 50, 55, 65? It of course it starts with a plan. As expected, we'll have an interview, learning of your goal(s), your plan and how best to get there. We'll of course gather information, set objectives and right size expections with resources and a realistic timeline.
Initiiating the process is the most important step. Every goes smoothly from there on. Once we being, we review, manage and monitor to keep it on track. Very few things in life can unnsettle your plan once in motion. Why, how can that be? Built into the process, risk management and onging review. Regular revision keeps your plan on track with few or little surprises.
Realistic goals with a realistic timeline. You'll smle when you pay off your mortgage. You'll smile even more when your accumulations reach a point when "work become optional, and a choice". If offers imense peace of mind.
This is what retirement planning offers.
Its time for a conversation.
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Key Retirement and Tax Numbers for 2024
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Setting a Retirement Savings Goal
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