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The withdrawal number most retirees have memorized might be based on market conditions that no longer exist.
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There are at least four different ways to plan for long-term care costs, and the one most people assume is the "safe choice" usually isn't the best fit.
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An income annuity isn't actually an investment at all, and once you see what it really is, the whole "annuities are good or bad" debate stops making sense.
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Most retirement plans start with picking a product. This breaks down why that's backwards, and walks through the order that's supposed to come first, illustrated with a real client's numbers.
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There's a simple test that separates a real financial planner from someone just collecting a fee to watch your portfolio. Mike lays it out, plus the one line that sums up his entire philosophy on retirement risk.
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