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Today, Americans are living longer — and staying healthier. That’s great news, and it also means retirement is lasting longer. You may need sufficient resources to fund the lifestyle you want for 20 or more years after you stop working. Learning about retirement income planning and savings plans is a great way to start planning for a source of retirement income.
Because of longer life expectancies, sound financial choices — before and during retirement — are more essential than ever. Saving early and regularly is just one step. Not spending too much of your retirement savings too early or too quickly is another. For example, although you can withdraw from an Individual Retirement Account without penalties beginning at age 59½, you might consider whether that’s the best plan. If you are likely to live another quarter century, you may want to consider what other options may be available before deciding to withdraw your funds.
Anticipating a long life means taking the long view in your retirement planning. Make retirement income projections that strike a balance between the risk of spending your funds too quickly (leaving yourself little to live on in later years) and spending them too slowly (unnecessarily reducing your retirement standard of living).
In addition to understanding your expected longevity, answering the following questions can bring clarity to your retirement income needs:
Answering these questions might require some research, but your reward may be greater confidence as you approach and enter retirement. A Financial Advisor can work with you to devise an appropriate retirement planning strategy that accounts for your unique goals and needs.
Every step you take today to plan for a long life can help you enter retirement with that much more confidence. Given how many retirement years you’re likely to have, it’s time well-spent.
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