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Planning for retirement is not necessarily based on what age you would like to retire. The 'red zone of retirement' is the riskiest part of your financial life. Learn exactly when it happens and what you need to do at this time through this video. The retirement red zone is really a time in your life where either it's five years before retirement or five years after retirement. It's kind of like a 10-year gap. If you are within five years of your retirement date, you are in the red zone for retirement. Many people don't realize the potential risk they may have in their portfolio before it's too late. Also, the retirement red zone is a critical point for those getting closer to retirement. The red zone of retirement is an important stage for your long-term lifestyle. If you ask yourself why is your leisure red zone important for your long-term lifestyle? Because how your leisure portfolio behaves during this period can significantly affect your quality of life in your golden years.

Call Allied Wealth today to get your free, no-obligation Financial Flight Plan: 844-944-7555 Ryan Wheless, CEO & CIO, Allied Wealth Retirees face a slew of risks in their golden years. A key element of retirement planning is to understand the potential risks that can affect your retirement nest egg - so that you can invest accordingly. Some people think that healthcare costs will be the biggest hit to their retirement. They are most likely wrong. Listen in to understand the big threats and how Allied Wealth can help mitigate these risks with their planning strategies. If you persevere to save for retirement and save your money on the right investment for your age, unforeseen problems may hinder your careful planning. And threats to your retirement can come from both inside your own family and from strangers who want to take advantage of you.

In the financial climate, we are in, is when people start losing their confidence in how they are investing or managing money. That’s why we have the systems in place to help our clients get a clearer picture and second opinion on what their portfolio is doing. We help take the emotional decision-making off the table as much as we can and put in lac a systematic process in place.

We design a plan that matches your risk capacity 4. Income and Spending Plan - After estimating your retirement costs, the next step is to try to identify where your money will likely come from. Most of us will have several sources of income in retirement, but we need to figure out your specific situation and how we can manage those sources.

This time Ryan Wheless and Peter Lott discuss the 6 common retirement mistakes people make. Rightly referred to as the golden years of life, retirement is the time when you no longer have to worry about work and you can live the way you want. As you approach retirement, it’s only natural to think about dialing down the risk on your investments a bit.  Everyone makes mistakes, but avoiding the six biggest retirement mistakes and correcting them quickly can help put and keep you on track for an enjoyable life in retirement.

Maybe when you’ve planned a round retirement date on your calendar, you’ve saved as much money as possible over the decades to spend your golden years comfortably. This one-size-fits-all approach to retirement and the financial planning that supports it are changing rapidly over time.

"Retirement Hero" is a practical guide to help eliminate obstacles on your financial and retirement journeys. This booklet discusses general concepts for retirement income planning and is not intended to provide tax or legal advice. Individuals are urged to consult with their tax and legal professionals regarding these issues. This book is written by a dear friend of mine named mark Loffenberger and Marcus who I consider to be the godfather of insurance.

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