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This is money talks with Chad Olivier.
Sponsored by Olivier Group.
Hi. I’m Chad Olivier, certified financial planner and CEO of Olivier Group. Today, we’re talking about financial planning through the decades of your life. The key takeaway, it’s never too early or too late to start planning, but each decade comes with different priorities.
In your twenties, focus on building your foundation. Invest in yourself, your education, your career, and your experiences. Start saving early, even if it’s small. A four zero one k or IRA can go a long way over time.
And don’t be afraid to take smart risks. Time is on your side. In your thirties, life gets a little more complex. You may have a family, a home, and more responsibilities.
This is the time to manage debt wisely, especially high interest debt. Make sure you have the right insurance in place and keep increasing your retirement contributions as your income grows. In your forties, it’s about staying on track. Check-in on your plan regularly.
Make sure your investments still match your long term goals. Cut unnecessary expenses, and don’t forget your health is a key part of your financial plan. In your fifties, retirement planning becomes more real. Take a deeper look at your retirement income strategy.
Start thinking about long term care and begin having important conversations with your family about planning and legacy.
In your sixties and beyond, it’s time to put your plan into action. Turn your savings into income. Think about what retirement looks like for you, your purpose, your time, your goals, and review your estate plan to make sure everything is in order. Every decade brings new opportunities and new risks, but with a plan, you can stay ahead. Visit us at olivier group dot com to learn how our team of certified financial planners can help guide you. And that’s why money talks, but planning pays.
This has been money talks with Chad Olivier.
