Maximize the efficiency of your retirement savings

In this week’s show David poses the question, “Can you have a well thought financial plan withOUT consideration for America’s Economic Situation being factored into your plan?

It may not come as news to you, but the landscape of retirement planning is changing. We all know the only thing certain is that nothing stays the same. For this reason, we have decided at our firm that we should inform our clients of about issues that could potentially impact them in regard to their retirement planning.

We just crossed over $26 trillion of national debt. We added $2 trillion in just 63 days, folks. These numbers quickly become overwhelming. Yahoo Finance ran a headline recently that said, “Coronavirus pandemic could wipe out Social Security 4 years earlier than predicted.” This was based on the Penn Wharton Model at the University of PA.

Fewer people working means less taxes. Which strains Social Security. The model predicts the trust fund will run out of money by 2032, which is two years earlier than previously predicted. Remember, being proactive is normally better than being reactive. In this week's show David shares some ideas to think about when drawing Social Security.

I’ve specialized since 2011 in helping retirees safely protect their money from stock market losses and have guaranteed income. But I have become aware that that is not enough! We have to help them further insulate themselves from a rising tax rate environment due to the government's budget shortfalls. David explains how to maximize the efficiency of your retirement savings. As always, you can reach David by calling 864.618.4800 or emailing me at [email protected]
 
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