202. The 8 Decisions That Could Make or Break Your Retirement Part 2
Release Date: 06/09/2025
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On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince·s guest is Chase Collins, a Certified Master Life Coach and author of "Trust Your Trust Fund." Chase shares his unique perspective on generational wealth, drawing from his own experiences as a fifth-generation inheritor. Vince and Chase discuss the challenges faced by those who inherit wealth, including feelings of entitlement, the importance of building a life of purpose, and the psychological impact of sudden wealth syndrome and how it can affect relationships and personal well-being. For more about Chase and his work, visit TheTrustFundCoach.com. Key...
info_outlineOn this episode of CFO at Home, Vince continues his discussion with Mel Stubbs, author of "Your FERS Federal Retirement: The 10 Decisions that Will Make or Break Your Retirement." Their focus shifts to the critical Social Security decision, exploring how to maximize benefits while considering the implications for beneficiaries. Mel breaks down the complexities of when to take Social Security, the impact of life expectancy, and the importance of strategic planning. They also discuss long-term care decisions, evaluating self-insurance versus insurance policies, and the significance of working with an advisor to navigate these crucial choices. For more insights, visit christycapital.com.
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Understanding the optimal age to start taking Social Security benefits
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Evaluating the trade-offs of postponing benefits for higher payouts
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The implications of Social Security on beneficiaries
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Exploring long-term care options: self-insurance vs. insurance policies
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The importance of working with a financial advisor for retirement planning
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Strategies for transitioning to retirement and finding purpose
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