Ep 28: How To Set Realistic Financial & Retirement Goals
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Do you have financial and retirement goals set? How do you know if those goals are doable or simply unrealistic? Let’s talk about goal-setting and how we approach it with our clients to make sure they stay on track for retirement.
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Today's show rundown:
1:30 - In the News: Student loan debt is at $1.6 trillion.
6:43 - How do you set financial and retirement goals?
7:06 - What general financial rules should you follow?
8:28 - How do you narrow down the specific goals for retirement?
10:03 - What are unrealistic goals people make in retirement?
11:47 - How do you get the most out of investments without losing anything?
14:04 - How can you know if a financial goal is realistic and achievable?
16:45 - Mailbag: Should you work with one financial advisor or work with multiple?
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