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In this episode, we explore the complexities of retirement planning amidst a rapidly changing economic landscape. Join us as we discuss the importance of having a structured decision-making process and avoiding unforced errors that could jeopardize your financial future. We also share insights on how to navigate uncertainty in the market and the significance of clarity in your retirement planning. Don't miss out on the actionable tips that could help you rock your retirement!
OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN
- (00:55) In a couple of weeks Roger will talk with Tanya Nichols and do a recap of the Retirement Plan Live Series
- (01:49) Roger talks about not flying by feeling through retirement for the practical planning segment this week.
PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT
- (02:15) A few weeks ago we had the announcement of the Chinese AI engine- Deepseek.
- (03:45) The new presidential team is seemingly focused on a shock and awe strategy in changing the rules of government and economy.
- (05:45) Roger uses driving to Colorado as an analogy to managing an uncertain economy in retirement.
- (09:35) “We do not want to fly into retirement just by our gut.”
- (10:14) What are the causes of unforced errors in general?
- (13:40) What are some signs that you are not following a good process?Â
- (16:00) The process that you have should be focused on defining the true objective.
- (18:56) Next week Roger will talk about resilience.
LISTENER QUESTIONS
- (19:30) Roger says all of this change is disruptive, and worrisome.
- (20:00) We are going to share the 2025 important numbers worksheet in Six Shot Saturday.Â
- (20:40) Listener Mary says it's better to be alone than wish you were.
- (21:55) Clem says he learned the hard way that you are replaceable at work.
- (25:40) Wade asks about managing real estate in retirement and how to find financial advisors.
ACTION IN THE WILD
- (29:45) Roger got an email from listener Todd about the actions he has taken from listening to the podcast.
SMART SPRINT
- (33:13) In the next seven days, write out, as specifically as possible, the pillars and steps in your retirement planning process.
BONUS
- (35:38) Roger reads from his grandfather's WWII journalÂ
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