Find Purpose in Your Retirement: Talking Financial Fitness with Roger S Green.
If you thought retirement is simply moving to the beach and watching TV all day, you’re wrong. There are so many decisions to be made prior to the leisure. The biggest mistake in preparing for the future is thinking you have plenty of time left. In this discussion with Roger S. Green from Green Financial Resources, we discuss the cruciality of planning your retirement.
In this episode, Green shares stories about his clients and how he guided them through their fourth quarter life planning. He talks about getting a power of attorney, will, trust, and even how to avoid scams. He also gives tips on how to spark conversations about beneficiaries, so do not stress!
The transition from being a hero to a wise sage can be challenging, so give this episode a listen to answer your questions!
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“Your Green” is a new video and audio podcast where we cover a different topic related to your personal financial fitness. Each month we will talk with Roger S Green as he shares the knowledge he’s acquired from helping individuals and small business owners do more with their money for the last 34 years.
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