Want to retire a year earlier? Maybe have a bigger lifestyle budget for travel? You might be able to if you change your relationship with your car.

 "According to Edmunds.com, the average monthly payment on a new vehicle is $479. Considering your existing car is trouble-free, saving that $479 per month means an annual savings of $5,748 by postponing the purchase of a new vehicle" (bankrate.com).

In this episode I talk with James Kinson from Cash Car Convert. James is on a mission to change how people think about and buy cars. 

• What to look for when you're buying a used car.
• The value of buying used
• The dangers of long car loans
• How to buy a used car
• The value of buying a used car from a new car dealer
• How long a car can last (and still look great)
• Why you should do all the schedule maintenance

In the Market for a Car? 
Connect with James and learn how to do it right

• The Cash Car Convert blog
• The Cash Car Convert podcast

Bill and Sally Want to Retire 
Based on your feedback from January's Can Carl Retire series, I've created a case study for us to work through in the month of March.
 Meet Bill and Sally :

• Bill is 58 years old. Sally is 59
• They've been married for 13 years (their 2nd marriage)
• Both work outside the home
• Each has an adult child from a previous marriage
• Neither has a pension
• Both started saving later in life (early 40's)
• Bill is very worried about the markets and world economy

Sign up and plan alongside Bill and Sally and get access to an exclusive retirement planning webinar

rogerwhitney.com/billsally