Three Conflicts in Your IRA

David Treece introduces you to a new voice. His name is Martin Ruby, and he wrote the book the The No-Compromise Retirement Plan. 

Ruby is an actuary so his perspective is different than what we normally hear. 

Ruby states, “Your IRA is full of risks. In fact, saving for the future is one of the most significant financial risks most of us take in our lifetime.” 

You may understand why listening to what an actuary has to say about retirement planning may be really beneficial.

David outlines 3 Conflicts In Our IRAs that he covers early in the book. 
The conflicts are:
#1 Growth vs. Protection 
#2 Income vs. Legacy 
#3 You vs. the IRS

Each of these conflicts present challenges for our retirement planning. And many people think you have to accommodate these challenges, but you don't!

Also, David will tell you how to get this book for free.

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