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The Life Planning 101 Podcast
Angela Robinson
400 episodes
1 week ago
Join Angela Robinson of Smart Money Group and Kennedy Financial Services for Life Planning 101. Sharing over 40 years of experience to help you with financial planning, investment planning, tax planning, estate planning, legacy planning, retirement planning...and much more.
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Join Angela Robinson of Smart Money Group and Kennedy Financial Services for Life Planning 101. Sharing over 40 years of experience to help you with financial planning, investment planning, tax planning, estate planning, legacy planning, retirement planning...and much more.
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Investing
Education,
Business
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AI and Retirement Planning
The Life Planning 101 Podcast
21 minutes
2 weeks ago
AI and Retirement Planning
This week Angela discusses whether retirement planning is different today with the advent of artificial intelligence compared to the past. She shares her experiences from 2006 and emphasizes that while the tools and technology have evolved, the fundamental principles of successful retirement planning remain the same. Key Takeaways 💡 Retirement planning software has evolved significantly since 2006, but advisors still need to understand the underlying principles and manually adjust the software's output to create accurate plans. Relying solely on software without understanding the fundamentals can lead to incorrect plans, highlighting the importance of hands-on experience and a deep understanding of financial mechanics. Technology can aid in communication and problem-solving, but financial advisors must possess in-depth knowledge and troubleshooting skills, similar to a car mechanic who understands how all components work together. Advisors need to understand the intricacies of financial planning and be able to adapt to unforeseen circumstances. A successful retirement plan requires a solid and truthful budget, clear goals, a healthy risk and income plan, a plan to address potential risks, and an understanding of economic cycles. While technology and tools evolve, these core elements remain constant and essential for achieving a successful and sustainable retirement. A truthful budget is crucial for retirement planning, and a budget with rounded numbers is a red flag that the person doesn't know where their money is going. Understanding where your dollars are going is essential, as even a small miscalculation can significantly impact your retirement outcome. While AI and technology offer an "easy button" for retirement planning, relying solely on these tools can be risky, as a successful retirement requires a comprehensive approach that considers individual circumstances and potential risks. Taking the time to develop a well-thought-out plan, even if it means foregoing the easy button, increases the chances of a successful and sustainable retirement.
The Life Planning 101 Podcast
Join Angela Robinson of Smart Money Group and Kennedy Financial Services for Life Planning 101. Sharing over 40 years of experience to help you with financial planning, investment planning, tax planning, estate planning, legacy planning, retirement planning...and much more.