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I thought I wouldn't need life insurance until I was earning a lot of money or became a parent. My household relies on my salary, and a permanent policy could supplement my retirement plan. I shared my financial portfolio and my current life plans to see what he thought: Should I get a life insurance plan in 2023? Life insurance would cover my household contributionsMy husband and I both work full-time. That's when he mentioned life insurance can be a relatively inexpensive supplemental retirement plan.
That's why I turned to five financial planners, who shared the biggest retirement saving mistakes their clients make and how we can all do better. A better solution, according to Lubinski, is to create a financial plan based on their individual retirement needs and stick to it. Advertisement"When investors get within five years of retirement, I recommend removing the first five years of their retirement income from the market completely. Making retirement savings a priority is something Crane recommends. "Just as a business plan is critical before opening a business, a retirement plan is necessary before stepping into retirement.
Persons: , procrastinating, Phil Lubinski, Kelly Crane, Crane, it's, Patricia Stallworth, Stallworth, Jonathan Gassman, he's, Gassman, Tania Brown, Brown, Jen Glantz Organizations: Service, Co, CFP, Wealth Management, Financial, CPA, SaverLife Locations: Napa, Brooklyn , New York, Florida
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