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In this episode of The Retirement Matters Podcast, Dale talks about the impatience of using the right advisor once you've reached your destination of retirement. To Illustrate his point, he provides a personal story about bowling with his children. As he always does, he provides imagery and parallels throughout his story as to help you relate his tips to your own personal retirement journey! Just as bumper guards are used to help children keep their ball rolling down the middle of the lane, the correct advisor can keep your retirement away from the proverbial "gutter" of retirement. 

 

Gutter balls during retirement can be detrimental to your entire plan- work with someone that provides you safety, work with someone who provides you peace of mind, work with someone who provides you with gutter guards!

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