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Financial regrets may be common, but they don’t have to be inevitable. And even if you have regrets about how you prepared for retirement, these errors don’t have to be permanent. There are options for course correction, even after you’ve stopped working.
One mistake that clients may make after retirement is not considering long-term care planning, including the potential need for nursing home or assisted living expenses.
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Financial regrets may be common, but they don’t have to be inevitable. And even if you have regrets about how you prepared for retirement, these errors don’t have to be permanent. There are options for course correction, even after you’ve stopped working.
One mistake that clients may make after retirement is not considering long-term care planning, including the potential need for nursing home or assisted living expenses.