

The Rules of Retirement Have Changed (Here’s How To Prepare)
Retirement planning may need a major rethink as longer lifespans and earlier retirement stretch what was once a standard 30-year retirement into 40 years or more. Rebie and Bo explain how longevity risk, inflation, bear markets, healthcare expenses, required minimum distributions, Social Security taxes, Medicare…

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“I used to think i wanted to work longer. Im changing my mind. I'm in my high earning years but it appears the govt is the biggest beneficiary of my money.”
“Yes, Bo, people probably don't complain about having too much money. BUT, how many of them say they wish they retired earlier? I BET IT'S A LOT! Also, just put in a fake email, easy peasy!”
“Retirement has changed because the biggest risk isn’t simply running out of money. It’s having your savings exposed to inflation, taxes, healthcare costs, and market volatility for 30–40 years. That’s why I like thinking beyond the traditio…”
“Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early in life. I was 48 when I finally took the time to educate myself and start making real changes. At that point, I was $197,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement. Fast forward…”
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