 Retirement used to last 10 or 15 years. Now it can last 30. That changes
everything — from how you invest to how you withdraw, how you manage taxes, and
how you think about legacy.

 

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

&nbsp;Retirement used to last 10 or 15 years. Now it can last 30. That changes everything &mdash; from how you invest to how you withdraw, how you manage taxes, and how you think about legacy.
&nbsp;
Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

Chris Longworth and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, Chris reveals the latest developments in the financial world to keep you informed of changes that may affect you personally, while sharing some common sense strategies that will help you make the most out of your retirement savings. We are focused on helping investors preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce taxes.

For more information or to get your own questions answered, call or text (800) 719-7917.

Chris Longworth and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, Chris reveals the latest developments in the financial world to keep you informed of changes that may affect you personally, while sharing some common sense strategies that will help you make the most out of your retirement savings. We are focused on helping investors preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce taxes. For more information or to get your own questions answered, call or text (800) 719-7917.

The Money Professor with Chris Longworth

A 30 Year Retirement 

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the realities of retirement planning, emphasizing the importance of financial education and the need for defined benefits plans. He highlights the changing dynamics of the workforce, particularly the increasing number of older workers, and the alarming statistics regarding retirement savings. The conversation delves into the psychology of money, risk management, and the impact of financial stress on well-being. Longworth also addresses the two-year echo effect on retirement income and the necessity of creating structure in retirement planning. He encourages listeners to overcome financial fear and uncertainty through education and proactive planning.

 

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the realities of retirement planning, emphasizing the importance of financial education and the need for defined benefits plans. He highlights the changing dynamics of the workforce, particularly the increasing number of older workers, and the alarming statistics regarding retirement savings. The conversation delves into the psychology of money, risk management, and the impact of financial stress on well-being. Longworth also addresses the two-year echo effect on retirement income and the necessity of creating structure in retirement planning. He encourages listeners to overcome financial fear and uncertainty through education and proactive planning.
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Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

Paycheck Replacement Plan

In this conversation, Chris Longworth, the Money Professor, discusses the importance of understanding real-life financial planning versus projections and assumptions. He emphasizes the need for a flexible mindset in financial decision-making and highlights the alarming levels of financial illiteracy among Americans. The discussion covers the significance of proper planning for retirement, the psychology of money, and the disconnect many retirees feel regarding their financial confidence. Longworth advocates for defined benefits plans and the role of education in achieving financial security, while also addressing common concerns about retirement and investment strategies.

 

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

In this conversation, Chris Longworth, the Money Professor, discusses the importance of understanding real-life financial planning versus projections and assumptions. He emphasizes the need for a flexible mindset in financial decision-making and highlights the alarming levels of financial illiteracy among Americans. The discussion covers the significance of proper planning for retirement, the psychology of money, and the disconnect many retirees feel regarding their financial confidence. Longworth advocates for defined benefits plans and the role of education in achieving financial security, while also addressing common concerns about retirement and investment strategies.
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Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

The Quiet Fear of Retirement

In this conversation,Chris  delves into the intricacies of behavioral finance, emphasizing the psychological aspects that influence financial decisions. He discusses the importance of understanding one's relationship with money, the impact of market volatility on retirement planning, and the psychological phenomenon of loss aversion. Additionally, he addresses the challenges retirees face when supporting adult children financially, advocating for a balanced approach that encourages responsibility and independence.

 

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

In this conversation,Chris&nbsp; delves into the intricacies of behavioral finance, emphasizing the psychological aspects that influence financial decisions. He discusses the importance of understanding one's relationship with money, the impact of market volatility on retirement planning, and the psychological phenomenon of loss aversion. Additionally, he addresses the challenges retirees face when supporting adult children financially, advocating for a balanced approach that encourages responsibility and independence.
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Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

A 30 Year Retirement

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