Many people quietly wonder if they’re doing retirement “right,” especially around the holidays. So in this episode, Certified Retirement Counselor Mark Struthers puts a seasonal spin on some of the most common retirement behaviors he sees every day. Using a “naughty or nice” framework, Mark explains why certain choices—like holding too much cash, blindly following rules of thumb, or chasing the latest hot investment—can quietly undermine long-term outcomes.
Listen in to hear how small shifts toward intentional decision-making can reduce anxiety, improve predictability, and help you move more of your retirement choices onto the "nice" list. You'll learn the strategies that often allow retirees to spend more, as well as habits that support more confident, flexible, and enjoyable retirements.
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