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5 Fatal Mistakes Retirees Must Avoid
A friendly, step-by-step guide to protect your savings, time Social Security right, invest safely, plan for health costs, and make your money last...without stress.
Know exactly what to do this month to stop overspending
Pick the right Social Security timing in minutes
Use a calm, safe investing rule you can stick with
Prepare for medical bills so they don't surprise you
Follow a simple withdrawal plan to your money lasts
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1) Stop the Spending Trap
Set a 50/30/20 budget and a simple "fun" limit so you enjoy life without draining your savings.
2) Time Your Social Security Right
Use easy calculators to compare ages and pick the timing that boosts lifetime income the most.
3) Avoid Risky Investments
Follow a calm, steady, rule of thumb so your nest egg grows without scary up and down swings.
4) Plan for Healthcare Costs
Cover the gaps Medicare misses so Dr. bills don't surprise you.
5) Make Your Money Last
Use a simple withdrawal plan so your savings stretch for decades (or infinity)
with confidence.
The 5 Mistakes (and their quick fixes)
1. Overspending Early
Quick fix: Track one month of expenses and cap “wants” at 30%.
2. Claiming Social Security Too Soon
Quick fix: Compare 62 vs. 67 vs. 70 and choose the best lifetime option.
3. Chasing Trending Hot Investments
Quick fix: Use age-based allocation and low-cost index funds.
4. Ignoring Health Care Costs
Quick fix: Price a Medigap plan and keep a 3–6 month emergency fund.
5. No Plan For Longevity
Quick fix: Follow a 4% starting withdrawal and adjust yearly.
You'll feel:
Calm about money
Clear on your next steps
Confident with choices
You'll gain:
A simple budget
A timing decision
A safer portfolio
You'll avoid:
Surprise bills
Costly mistakes
Running out of money too soon
Common Myths, Busted
“Retirement means spend big now."
Nope—steady always wins.
“Claim Social Security early, it’s fine.”
Often costly over time.
“You need risky investment bets.”
You don’t. Keep it simple.
“Medicare covers it all.”
It doesn’t. Plan for covering the gaps.
“It’s only about money.”
Joy and community matter too.
Why I Put All This Together
I retired early and made a few painful money mistakes—overspent, claimed benefits too soon, chased risky investments.
It was scary. I learned, fixed the plan, and turned things around. Now I teach a simple path that helps you avoid the stress like I experienced and live with joy and financial security.
This guide is short and friendly but built for action. If you want calmness and confidence with your finances, you’re in the right spot.
Frequetly Asked Question
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“How long will it take?”
About 15 minutes to read. Most people take one small action the same day.
"Do I need to be tech savvy?"
No. I keep it simple with plain language, pictures, and short checklists.
"Will you try to sell me something else?"
You'll get the guide for $19. Later, I'll invite you to a deeper mini-course - but only if you want it.
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