Financial Planning for the Decades, Part IV

By seadmin
For the past several weeks in my Monday Morning Market Outlook audio broadcast, I’ve embarked on a new series of wealth advice for listeners in all age groups. The first week was dedicated to strategies for investors who are in their 80s, and the second was devoted to investors currently in their 70s. Last week, we addressed financial planning concerns for investors in their 60s.
 
This week, we move to financial planning strategies for investors in their 50s. Here the key challenges are very real to me, as this is my age bracket. In your 50s, you might have big expenses like college tuition for your kids. You also may have a lot of other debt. Here you want to reduce or eliminate that debt, as you are likely in your peak earning years. Of course, you also have to make sure you’ve saved enough for retirement, and that’s perhaps the most critical element in this equation.
 
If you are in this age bracket, or if you have a loved one or friend that is, I encourage you to listen to this week’s audio podcast
 
Next week, I’ll be addressing concerns for investors in their 40s, so if that’s your demographic, you’ll need to be sure and tune in. 
 

NOTE: Fabian Wealth Strategies is a SEC registered investment adviser, and is not affiliated with Eagle Publishing. 

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