Money Wisdom

Four Overlooked Risks That Could Affect Your Retirement


Listen Later

Learn the four overlooked risks that could blind you in retirement. These are things you need to be aware of even if you are retired. I talk about how some of these things affected my family.

Main Questions Asked:

  • What could bring your retirement to a screeching halt?
  • What could cause family issues or a feeling of loss of control?
  • How to address these potential risks now?

Key Lessons Learned:

Four Overlooked Risks That Could Affect Your Retirement

  • Needing to care for your parents or support your kids longer than anticipated. This is a common concern. Caring for parents could be a big burden. My aunt and uncle had to build an inlaw apartment for my grandma. It was a burden financially and emotionally. It’s not just the money. It’s also the emotional component. Think this through before you are back against the wall. Set aside an estate plan or help with financial decisions.
  • The risk that you will live a lot longer than you think. When social security was created the average life expectancy was 63 years old. Now we are living longer. The last thing you want to be is 80 years old and full of life, but flat broke. Life expectancy is 85 or so now and increasing. You need to give yourself 3% raises each year in retirement. This requires a real retirement strategy.
  • Having too much wealth tied up in your house. A lot of people have a lot of net worth tied up in their houses. Selling a second house can help you put more cash into income producing investments. You need a strong plan to figure out options when wealth is tied into your home. It is not a liquid asset and needs to be part of the analysis for projecting your retirement income.
  • Relying on traditional go to income options. Successful retirements are not built on assets. They are built on the ability to generate income and give yourself raises. We have to figure out a way to generate more income for you. You need to be able to take income from different sources. I recommend cautions with reverse mortgages, but it can be an option for some people. We have to fully analyze your total income picture and then build an investment plan.

Links To Resources Mentioned

Money Map Retirement Review

1-800-757-0436

Thank you for listening!

...more
View all episodesView all episodes
Download on the App Store

Money WisdomBy Johnson Brunetti

  • 4.5
  • 4.5
  • 4.5
  • 4.5
  • 4.5

4.5

21 ratings


More shows like Money Wisdom

View all
The Joe Rogan Experience by Joe Rogan

The Joe Rogan Experience

228,410 Listeners

The Ramsey Show by Ramsey Network

The Ramsey Show

39,154 Listeners

Sound Retirement Radio by Jason Parker

Sound Retirement Radio

455 Listeners

Your Money, Your Wealth by Your Money, Your Wealth

Your Money, Your Wealth

815 Listeners

Retirement Answer Man by Roger Whitney, CFP®, CIMA®, RMA, CPWA®

Retirement Answer Man

1,350 Listeners

Retire Sooner with Wes Moss by Wes Moss

Retire Sooner with Wes Moss

460 Listeners

Money Tree Investing by Money Tree Investing Podcast

Money Tree Investing

679 Listeners

Retirement Starts Today by Benjamin Brandt CFP®, RICP®

Retirement Starts Today

542 Listeners

The Retirement and IRA Show by Jim Saulnier, CFP® & Chris Stein, CFP®

The Retirement and IRA Show

756 Listeners

Stay Wealthy Retirement Podcast by Taylor Schulte, CFP®

Stay Wealthy Retirement Podcast

697 Listeners

The Long View by Morningstar, Christine Benz - Director of Personal Finance and Retirement Planning, Ben Johnson - Head of Client Solutions, Amy Arnott - Portfolio Strategist

The Long View

938 Listeners

Retire Today by Jeremy Keil

Retire Today

66 Listeners

Ready For Retirement by James Conole, CFP®

Ready For Retirement

827 Listeners

The Megyn Kelly Show by SiriusXM

The Megyn Kelly Show

39,592 Listeners