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Joe Murphy discusses the importance of continuing to invest after retirement, addressing longevity risk, inflation, and the necessity of having an emergency fund. He emphasizes the need for personalized asset allocation strategies based on individual risk tolerance and time horizon. The conversation also covers the significance of social security timing, required minimum distributions, and planning for long-term care. Joe provides insights on dividend stocks as a hedge against inflation and evaluates the pros and cons of managed portfolios versus index funds. Call or text 800-930-5905. Visit MWMFinancial.Tax to learn more.

<p>Joe Murphy discusses the importance of continuing to invest after retirement, addressing longevity risk, inflation, and the necessity of having an emergency fund. He emphasizes the need for personalized asset allocation strategies based on individual risk tolerance and time horizon. The conversation also covers the significance of social security timing, required minimum distributions, and planning for long-term care. Joe provides insights on dividend stocks as a hedge against inflation and evaluates the pros and cons of managed portfolios versus index funds. Call or text 800-930-5905. Visit<a href="https://mwmfinancial.tax/"> MWMFinancial.Tax </a>to learn more.</p>

Joe Murphy and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, the hosts and guests on the show reveal 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.

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Wealth Health Radio with Joe Murphy

Joe Murphy discusses the importance of continuing to invest after retirement, addressing longevity risk, inflation, and the necessity of having an emergency fund. 

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