3 Reasons why you should to retire now

[@aleem3205]

Very Informative video. I’m 55 years old, and retired 5 years ago. I’m a believer of planning ahead for the future. I started getting retirement plans at a very early stage in my life, which allowed me to plan out how much I need to save on an annual basis. I planned to retire at age 50, and was very disciplined about my finances. Today I am enjoying my life and get to spend quality time with my children and parents. I was always told by my parents early in life: “If You Fail to Plan, You Are Planning to Fail”

[@TeresaMicheals]

Retiring now can be a smart move if you’re ready to embrace the next chapter of life. What are the three reasons being discussed here?

[@Adam-dm8wg]

Sometimes the timing of retirement hinges on personal readiness and financial security. I’d love to know how these three reasons align with those factors.

[@NicholasSebastin]

It’s intriguing to hear advice encouraging earlier retirement-most advice focuses on working longer. I wonder how these reasons account for long-term planning.

[@JoshuaMartins-sr7ez]

Retiring now could mean more time for travel, hobbies, or spending time with loved ones. I’m curious if these reasons touch on those lifestyle benefits.

[@FedrickWhite-jo2ed]

The emotional and psychological readiness for retirement is often overlooked. I hope these reasons address more than just finances.

[@Adam-dm8wg]

Health plays a big role in retirement timing. If you’re in good health now, retiring earlier could maximize your ability to enjoy those years

[@mindcache5650]

Key point: There’s a huge difference between Life Expectancy and Healthy Life Expectancy. The median age for a first heart attack or stroke is 65.5 and first cancer diagnosis is 66. If you make it without these your health will be a lot worse at 75 than 65. You won’t be climbing mountains at 75. There is a marked increase in deaths from the 75th year to 76. What this means is : You’ll spend far less at 75-84. You basically have 12 years to do what you enjoy actively from 63-75 . Therefore the time is constrained . Don’t go spending crazy but get your bucket list tucked in the first 10-12 years but keep invested to see you through the last 10.

[@AaronWealthManagement]

Good insights. Thanks for sharing.

[@derickgarrett7025]

In 2024,don't set new year financial goals without consulting a financial adviser.there expertise ensure a solid plan for success.Building wealth involves developing good habits like regular putting money away in intervals for solid investments.

[@StephanieKaitlyn-i8c]

Thanks for the advice! I'm new to financial planning and wasn't sure where to start.Any tips on finding a reliable financial adviser or resource to guide beginners?

[@dawnmartin472]

How can I participate in this?I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate.who is the driving force behind your success?.

[@helengilbert5871]

Marie Ann Treloar

[@helengilbert5871]

She has been my counselor and coach.

[@helengilbert5871]

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[@DaveG-rs3xp]

Thanks. Good advice. 63, retiring in August. Can't wait.

[@conniekosky3995]

Fantastic video & I agree with your sentiments

[@JoBeginsAgain]

The change in time with my kids is a tough reality. But knowing they are doing great and building their own lives make me so proud.

[@billyrock8305]

Great video! #1 Get debt free as soon as possible. #2 We can not control time or healthy time to enjoy life. I’ve seen a number of very rich multimillionaires who got a death sentence from cancer and said their money is absolutely useless and would give it all up to be healthy once again. Great point to illustrate a widowed or single person. Especially women. On average they live 5 years longer than males.

[@rogerpartap6775]

Love the video, I'm 52 yrs and own a few rentals properties i've been thinking about retiring for some time, this video really put things in perspective.

[@wildfoodietours]

I like this different shift in mindset to retiring earlier as opposed to later so you can enjoy your youth.

[@AvgJoeCda]

Good video. Thankfully having a few rental properties has allowed me to retire at 54 and be the primary caregiver to my 3yo granddaughter.

[@elenak4663]

Thank you so much!!!

[@katherinepace7369]

Great reminders not to let pursuing more money rob us of precious time.

[@girlievalino5282]

The best video I’ve seen for retirement. This video gave me a clearer view of my mortality. I’m excited to get out of work and retire sooner than I think.

[@pedrowhite911]

Well said! I found that I needed a different financial planner to help me put my plan into perspective. It was my lack of confidence in my original financial plan that prevented me from retiring sooner!! Time is precious! Love the demonstration of the various scenarios using the suns. This does hit hard. Thank you!

[@venkatasivaprasadtangirala8535]

GOOD ONE VERY PRATICAL❤

[@tyjameson7404]

Epic and beautiful video about the priorities of life. 🙏👍👏🏿🙌🏾💪🏾❤️🇺🇸

[@frederickruderman2997]

You have a nice mannerism about yourself; if its real (nothing personal we don’t know each other) than you should be proud !

[@djklipple]

Great advice!

[@ellisandrews440]

excellent and passed on to ten individuals

[@AaronWealthManagement]

Wow thank you Ellisa ❤️

[@benbellaalnaamani6831]

I am planning to retire at the age on 50 years old. I have planned to be free of loans. I have my property and kids are grown-up. What's your best advise. However, I am still fit with full of energy.. Question can I continue working of step out?

[@kenarthur6253]

#1: tomorrow ain't guaranteed

[@trudys7676]

👍👍👍

[@johnnyboyvan]

You are so deceived. Many kids don't get along with their parents. Also, there are lots of single people out there like me. Retired at 57 after 32 years as a high school teacher.

[@renzenker2526]

In my 50s parents dead for 12 and 30 years! No kids! So what does this video say to me!?