07/08/2026
You've been saving for retirement for decades. But you've never actually planned for how to spend it. 📊
That's the situation many people find themselves in 5 to 10 years before retirement. They've done the hard part. They've saved consistently, invested in their 401(k), maybe opened an IRA. But they've never thought about what happens when they flip from adding money to taking it out.
And that's where things get complicated. Your asset allocation, your tax strategy, your Social Security timing, your healthcare costs. These all interact, and the choices you make in one area can create problems in another.
The good news is that you don't have to figure it all out at once. But you do need to start looking at the full picture rather than managing each piece separately.
If you're approaching retirement, what factors are weighing most on your mind?