Is 2 Million Enough to Retire? How much do I need to retire? | Retirement income strategies

Описание: In this video we examine two things:

When doing your retirement planning, is $2 million enough to retire on? Is retirement at 55 possible? 50?

Five specific steps you can take with your retirement planning to retire comfortably with enough money in the bank to be comfortable.

Spend some time reflecting: What does retirement at 55 mean to you? At 50? What does “comfortable” mean to you? What does “retirement” mean to you?

Are you doing all you can to build your net worth now, while you’re working?

0:00 Start
0:23 How much do I need to retire?
02:20 What’s the fastest path to retiring with financial security?
02:47 What’s the reason to think about saving for retirement?
02:55 What does “retire comfortably” mean?
03:51 Five specific steps to build your net worth so you can retire
04:15 Step 1- How to Pay Yourself First
05:56 Step 2 – More Reasons to Diversify
07:55 Owning individual stocks is not the best strategy
08:50 Step 3 – Maximize company matches
10:34 Take advantage of any profit sharing offered
11:15 Step 4 – Stay the course even during a storm
12:30 Cultivate a mindset that accepts corrections
13:18 Step 5 – Investing for retirement. Invest in Real Estate
15:02 Are these bad times or good times for investing?

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It is important to note that accumulating enough money is only Act One when determining whether retiring on two million dollars is feasible. Figuring out how to properly, and sustainably, withdraw money from your nest egg is Act Two, and is just as, if more important to get right.

If you’re getting ready to retire with two million dollars or more, and want to make sure you have a sustainable plan in place, where you pay Uncle Sam less and have freedom and financial independence, it’s a good idea to reach out to a certified, independent financial planner. One that is a fiduciary, that is—legally bound to act 100% in your best interests. All your life you’ve been working so hard for the money. It’s time to get that money to work for you.

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