On this episode of the Retirement Matters podcast, we talk about the two guiding rules that can help create a more structured approach to retirement planning, especially for those considering an earlier transition. We discuss how emotions often show up in financial decision-making, why it's important to stay grounded during periods of uncertainty, and how adopting the right mindset can support clearer, more intentional planning.

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