Curing Different Financial Diseases

As retirement approaches, you might be feeling a twinge of anxiety. Are you financially prepared for the next phase of your life? If you're feeling a bit uncertain, you're not alone. It's common to worry about those symptoms that point towards bigger problems that could wreak havoc on your retirement plans. Fortunately, there's a cure for these retirement financial diseases and today’s episode will diagnose and treat your ailment.

Hosts Tad and Toni Hill arm listeners with the knowledge and tools needed to cure acute portfolio riskopathy and avoid the pitfalls of old fogiess disease. The show is particularly crucial if you're within a decade of retirement and need a risk-adjusted investment plan to safeguard your golden years, but anyone can benefit from a little financial treatment.

Here is some of what we’ll discuss in today’s show:

- Too much risk leads to acute portfolio riskopathy, which can be corrected with a risk-adjusted investment plan.

- Why widowed women is the fastest growing poverty group and what’s needed to prepare for the risks of longevity.

- ‘Inflation-itis’ can go undetected for a while but you are slowly losing buying power with your money.

- Other investment options you might have in order to get growth on your money without all the risk of the stock market.

Key Takeaway:

"A good retirement plan does not mean that you don't have money set aside for growth. It means that if your income plan is your growth money, good luck."

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