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When it comes to retirement, there are certain realities you simply can’t ignore, no matter how much you might want to. In this episode, Mark takes a practical look at the challenges retirees face and how to prepare for them with confidence. The best way to be ready for a major life change is to learn as much as you can ahead of time so let’s make sure you know what’s coming.

Here’s what we discuss in today’s show:

⏳ Longer lifespans mean your money must last decades, not years

💊 Healthcare and long-term care costs rise faster than inflation

✈️ Enjoy active retirement early while health allows it

💸 Beware of high-commission products that promise easy fixes

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We’ve all heard sayings like “real estate never fails” or “a mortgage is good debt.” But is conventional wisdom always wise? In this episode, Mark takes a closer look at some of the most common money beliefs and reveals where they can lead you astray, especially as you prepare for retirement. Don’t let outdated advice steer your retirement; learn what’s really true for today’s world.

Here’s what we discuss in today’s show:

🏠 Real estate isn’t always the “can’t lose” investment

📉 Why “good debt” like a mortgage isn’t always good

🕰️ Planning your time in retirement is just as vital as your finances

📊 Timing the market vs. time in the market

💡 Peace of mind often matters more than numbers on a spreadsheet

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Email:

mark@silverman-associates.com

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520.512.8832

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In today’s mailbag, Mark answers three real listener questions. First, when it’s time to replace a car, is it smarter to use your emergency fund, pull from an IRA, or finance with a monthly payment? Next, a recent college grad asks how much she should realistically save each month toward retirement, a home, and future travel. Finally, a listener approaching retirement wonders if having less than a million dollars saved is enough to live comfortably.

Here’s what we discuss in today’s show:

🚗 Weighing options for buying a car in retirement

💰 Why emergency funds should always be replenished

📈 Starting small and increasing savings over time

🧮 Why “a million dollars” isn’t a magic retirement number

🛠️ How a financial plan adapts to your unique life

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Web:

https://silverman-associates.com/home

Email:

mark@silverman-associates.com

Phone:

520.512.8832