Let's face it, for most of our lives, we were taught that if we did well in school we would secure a financially stable job that would allow us to work countless hours for years on end. Yet, no where in any of those areas of education or professional training were we given an indication of how long we must work for to secure a successful retirement.

In fact, the idea of having secured a successful retirement is generally unknown for most individuals until they are ready to retire. In every aspect of our professional lives, our work most likely requires certainty. The certainty that the job would be completed timely, accurately, and in totality. Yet, our retirement is often murky at best.

With individuals posed to spend as much time in retirement as their working years, it is surprising the question of whether you are about to have a successful retirement isn't more of an active thought than it really is. While that may be typical, it doesn't mean you have to keep it as such. Join Henry as he takes you on a five-part series on how to best determine whether you are on track for retirement and all of the retirement questions you should be asking but have not thought to ask.

The five-part episode is the exact formula that Henry uses with his clients in assessing their retirement probability ratio. If you have not once thought about your ratio of not only successfully retiring but also living through retirement then this episode is for you. Whether you plan on retiring in your thirties or your sixties, you will be given the tools and mindset needed to secure financial independence.

For more information or to have the written format of this podcast, please visit www.disruptivemoneymanagement.com where all of the questions and any applicable charts are displayed. 

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As always, if you have any deep-burning financial question that is driving you bonkers that you would like answered, feel free to drop a question to [email protected].