ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Retirement used to be fairly short, but today it can last 30 years, and that changes everything about how you plan.
In this episode, we share the longevity numbers most people underestimate, the real cost of health care over a long retirement.
Learn the 3 simple shifts that separate a retirement you endure from one you truly enjoy:
- Retire to something instead of from something
- Treating your health as a financial asset
- Planning for the different phases of retirement.
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