In this episode, Kelley Slaught discusses common financial mistakes that baby boomers make as they approach retirement. She emphasizes the importance of understanding Social Security, the necessity of early savings, and the rising healthcare costs that can impact retirement plans. Kelley also highlights the significance of balancing risk in investment portfolios, the emotional aspects of retirement decisions, and the need for flexibility in planning. Additionally, she addresses the importance of crisis-proofing retirement plans against economic downturns and the role of emergency funds. The episode concludes with listener questions, providing practical advice on various financial topics.
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