Curveballs & Comebacks: Planning for Early Retirement and Financial Freedom

Thinking of retiring sooner than planned—or feeling stuck living paycheck to paycheck even on a good income? You’re not alone. In this episode, we tackle two big financial crossroads many people face: pivoting your retirement timeline after a life-changing event, and breaking the cycle of high-income financial stress.

Join us as we discuss how to reassess your retirement goals if life throws you a curveball, including steps to evaluate your finances, explore partial retirement, and manage your healthcare coverage before Medicare. We’ll also talk about redefining what a fulfilling retirement could look like when your priorities shift.

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