<p>Great question.  Maybe you think you don't have enough put away.  One way to find out is to talk to Doug at Dollars and Sense.  He will help make sense out of what you might be able to do.  Start with Dollars and Sense and see what happens.  Talk to Doug, today.</p>

Great question. Maybe you think you don't have enough put away. One way to find out is to talk to Doug at Dollars and Sense. He will help make sense out of what you might be able to do. Start with Dollars and Sense and see what happens. Talk to Doug, today.

<p>Great question.&nbsp; Maybe you think you don't have enough put away.&nbsp; One way to find out is to talk to Doug at Dollars and Sense.&nbsp; He will help make sense out of what you might be able to do.&nbsp; Start with Dollars and Sense and see what happens.&nbsp; Talk to Doug, today.</p>

How Much Money Do I Need To Retire?

Retirement and Your Money: Dollars and Sense Radio is the perfect podcast for retirees or those planning to retire and want to learn more about how to manage their money for retirement. Hosted by financial expert Doug Horne, this show provides helpful insights, tips and strategies to ensure your retirement years are financially secure. Retiring is a milestone that many look forward to, but it's important to plan and prepare for the transition. Taking the time to understand your financial situation and exploring different retirement planning options can help you make the most of your retirement years.

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