Gary Alden breaks down the potential wrong calls that people can make. He covers four common mistakes in retirement planning: avoiding the stock market, claiming Social Security early, not planning for long-term care, and not having a basic will. 

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Gary Alden and Christopher Alden of Kingwood Investment Group have years of experience and personalized services focused on your needs, wants, and long-term goals. They have helped clients with retirement planning, personal finances, taxes, estate planning, wealth management, and so much more. Listen as Gary and Christopher cut through the confusion of retirement on ‘Retire with the Aldens’ every week!

Gary Alden breaks down the potential wrong calls that people can make. He covers four common mistakes in retirement planning: avoiding the stock market, claiming Social Security early, not planning for long-term care, and not having a basic will. 
To schedule a complimentary financial plan with Kingwood Investment Group visit <a href="https://www.thekig.com/">thekig.com</a>
Gary Alden and Christopher Alden of Kingwood Investment Group have years of experience and personalized services focused on your needs, wants, and long-term goals. They have helped clients with retirement planning, personal finances, taxes, estate planning, wealth management, and so much more. Listen as Gary and Christopher cut through the confusion of retirement on ‘Retire with the Aldens’ every week!

We know we’re supposed to be getting ready for retirement, but it’s so complicated that we’re not sure how! Whether you are investing to build wealth, protect your family, or preserve your assets, Gary Alden and Christopher Alden of Kingwood Investment Group have years of experience and personalized services focused on your needs, wants, and long-term goals. Listen as Gary and Chris cut through the confusion of retirement on ‘Retire with the Aldens’ every week!

Retire with the Aldens

Summary  The conversation discusses retirement planning and the potential wrong calls that people can make. It highlights a case of a couple who kept their retirement funds in cash for 16 years out of fear of the stock market. The conversation covers four common mistakes in retirement planning: avoiding the stock market, claiming Social Security early, not planning for long-term care, and not having a basic will. The hosts provide recommendations for each of these areas, including investing in a conservative strategy, delaying Social Security, setting up a will and trust, and considering asset-based long-term care. The conversation concludes with an invitation for listeners to seek complimentary retirement planning assistance.

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