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REtirement roadblocks to avoid
Taxes
Inflation
Inflation
National Debt now around $35 trillion and counting. Guess who's going to pay for that...
Inflation
Inflation
Inflation
Does your Retirement Plan outride Inflation? On average $100 000.00 invested today will decline over a 35 year period to $35 000.00 at an inflation rate of a conservative 3%
Prices are 21.4% more expensive since the pandemic induced recession began in February 2020
Longevity
Inflation
Stock Market
The median life expectancy for 65-year-old men and women is age 89 and 90 respectively.
Half will live less, and half will live longer than 89 and 90. Will your savings hold up?
Stock Market
Social Security
Stock Market
The DALBAR Report highlights the risks of investing in the market. The report focuses on the gap between market performance and investor returns.
Question is - How much can you afford to lose when the stock market takes a hit? And that's not if but when. Since 1901 the stock market crashes every 6.5 years.
You can insulate your savings from this!
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Workers and retirees have long been warned that funds will run out in the future, and that social security has trillions of dollars in unfunded obligations.
If Congress acted today to make Social Security solvent through a 22% tax increase, a young worker who makes $50000 a year would pay an extra $1400 in taxes a year. If Congress fails to act until the trust fund runs out in 2035, payroll taxes would have to rise by 29%. What if Congress cuts benefits instead? – That will translate into about $57000 less in benefits if that same young worker lives to aged 82.
Health Expenses
Social Security
Social Security
Department of Health and Human Services
About 70% of people turning 65 will need some type of long term care services in their remaining lifetime. This includes home care, nursing homes, or assisted living facilities.
Harvard University Study
Shows that medical bills are responsible for 60% of bankruptcies
Retiring stress free is a lot easier than you think!
Secret: It's not so much about how much money you invest, rather investing what you can afford, and how much of your hard earned money you get to keep when you need it.
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