Trying to swing for home runs in retirement can leave you striking out when it matters most. In this episode of The Retirement Bullpen, investment advisor representative, Richard Warner, uses baseball season as a powerful analogy for financial planning—breaking down why “singles and doubles” may matter more than big wins once you’re living off your savings. He explores how volatility affects retirees differently than accumulators, why having multiple income “buckets” can create flexibility, and how an advisor can act like a steady coach during emotional market moments. The conversation also covers review timing, life changes, and tough decisions that can quietly derail a plan if left unchecked.

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