Do you need to pull over and ask for directions on the road to retirement? Mile Markers along the highway let you know how much you’ve traveled and how much more you've got to go. When it comes to retirement, those Mile Markers can let you know if you are on track to retire comfortably... or not. With discipline and dedication, you can grow your wealth. Joe Anderson and Big Al Clopine will help you stay out of the ditch and ensure you’ll have enough gas to make it to the finish line!

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Your Money, Your Wealth® TV - S9 | E8

Retirement Mile Markers:
- 20 years from retirement: Spending and Savings
- 10 years from retirement: Asset Allocation and Asset Location
- 5 years from the finish line: Social Security Benefits and Withdrawal Strategies

0:00 - Intro
1:52 - Retirement Mile Markers
3:19 - Retirement Spending
5:10 - Retirement Saving
7:10 - Age Mile Markers
8:00 - Download the Retirement Readiness Guide
8:47 - True/False: Roth Conversions should be done 10 years before you retire.
9:44 - Mile Markers 10yrs from Retirement
10:56 - Asset Allocation
15:30 - Downsize Debt
16:27 - Age Mile Markers
16:50 - Download the Retirement Readiness Guide
17:45 - True/False: The average monthly Social Security check is $2,000
18:16 - Mile Markers 5yrs from Retirement
19:00 - Social Security Strategy
20:29 - Withdrawal Strategy
22:10 - Age Mile Markers
22:29 - Pure Takeaway
22:44 - Download the Retirement Readiness Guide

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