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Planning Retirement With Deferred Gratification [Episode 132]
Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Jill Enders break down the fundamental elements of planning for retirement. They highlight the importance of making responsible financial choices throughout your life, in order to create the assets necessary for a comfortable retirement.
They discuss the difference between occasional saving and being
frugal all of the time, as well as how the ideal of deferred gratification can
benefit your retirement outlook. Joe talks about working in some capacity after
retirement and how it significantly can impact factors like social security.
They talk about the balance involved in work and health as
you age, and Jill talks about how your unique financial situation can dictate
whether or not you continue working. Joe and Jill describe how longevity and medical
developments can affect your decision to supplement your income with additional
employment.
Joe emphasizes the importance of understanding your medical
history and how medical advancement and a subsequent extended lifespan can
affect your need for additional finances in retirement.
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Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Jill Enders break down the fundamental elements of planning for retirement. They highlight the importance of making responsible financial choices throughout your life, in order to create the assets necessary for a comfortable retirement.
They discuss the difference between occasional saving and being
frugal all of the time, as well as how the ideal of deferred gratification can
benefit your retirement outlook. Joe talks about working in some capacity after
retirement and how it significantly can impact factors like social security.
They talk about the balance involved in work and health as
you age, and Jill talks about how your unique financial situation can dictate
whether or not you continue working. Joe and Jill describe how longevity and medical
developments can affect your decision to supplement your income with additional
employment.
Joe emphasizes the importance of understanding your medical
history and how medical advancement and a subsequent extended lifespan can
affect your need for additional finances in retirement.