Most retirement calculators drastically underestimate what you’ll need to retire comfortably at age 60, leaving many people exposed to hidden financial risks. In this episode, Adam Olson reveals why traditional tools fall short and how you can build a smarter, more secure plan for early retirement.
Listeners will discover the overlooked expenses that hit hard between ages 60 and 65, like inflated healthcare costs, higher inflation impact, and elevated lifestyle spending, and why relying on the 4% rule alone can be dangerous. Adam also breaks down practical strategies from his Red Zone Retirement Planning process to help safeguard your nest egg through your most active retirement years.
Key Takeaways:
Most calculators ignore key factors like healthcare gaps, inflation, and sequence-of-returns risk.
Early retirees need 18–24 months of cash reserves to weather downturns and maintain Affordable Care Act coverage.
Planning Go-Go, Slow-Go, and No-Go phases helps avoid running out of money later in life.
Smart Social Security timing and diversified income sources are crucial for long-term success.
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“Don’t risk your future on outdated assumptions; know the real numbers before you retire.” – Adam Olson
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