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Tonight at Retirement Class (The biggest points)

Darryl Rosen • Mar 30, 2023

Here's what I want people to know when I teach a class. I try to keep it as simple as possible. Of course, we talk about the normal risks like timing and inflation, but I think about the "quality of life" risk.


This is where the enormity of the potentially overwhelming, seemingly make-or-break uncertainty of retirement planning reduces your happiness today & causes you to worry that you won't be comfortable in the future.

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