Brrr, it’s cold out there! Winter has a lot of people thinking about warmer weather. For some, that just means an annual vacation down south. But for certain retirees, they choose to live elsewhere through the brunt of winter, becoming “snowbirds.” Is snowbird life for you?

Join in with Nathan as he discusses the factors that drive people into the snowbird lifestyle, how remote work plays a role in doing this a little sooner than you might anticipate, where snowbirds are flocking to nowadays, and much more!

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

• What drives people to become snowbirds?
• The role of remote work
• Where are snowbird retirees moving to?
• Cost and other things to consider
• How an advisor can help you reach your retirement goals

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Is rebalancing your portfolio a December tradition, a January jumpstart, or something triggered by a big life event or even the economy? Let’s explore the when, why, and how of rebalancing.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

• What is rebalancing and why it’s important.
• How life events can trigger a need to rebalance your portfolio.
• What is threshold rebalancing?
• When market conditions can impact rebalancing.

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Did you know most Americans retire earlier than planned? This is often due to unexpected health issues, job changes, or financial surprises. These challenges can force people out of work early, leaving them unprepared for decades of retirement.

In this episode, we’ll explore recent research highlighting the importance of planning for early retirement, even if it’s not in your current plans.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

• Why do Americans retire earlier than planned?
• What is the financial impact of early retirement?
• How can you prepare for an unexpected retirement?
• How can retirees find fulfillment despite financial challenges?

Resources for this episode:

Most Americans Have To Stop Working Earlier Article

https://www.aol.com/planning-retire-65-most-americans-080104599.html

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