Sequential Financial Strategies

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Floyd Little: “Dick Butkus hit me so hard my body almost liquified. He helps me up and says ‘You Ok?’ I said, ‘Yeah of course.’ He says, ‘Well if you’re ok, why are you in our huddle?’He’d hit me so hard I’d followed him into the Bears huddle.He turned me around and sent me back”

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Have the Uncle Sammy pay for your business through massive tax breaks...

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If you're gonna make money, you're gonna have to talk to people.Selling stuff is a contact sport. Deal with it, accept it.

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Tax planning isn’t about what you earned last year—it’s about how you structure your income today. The wealthy know this... https://t.co/txvjCM2LZm

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Six Steps to Simplify Your Estate for Your Heirs
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Asking Wall Street to handle your finances is like asking a stripper if you're handsome.
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US adults now need a RECORD~$1.5 million on average to comfortably retire.

This is up 50% since 2020 and 16% higher than last year when a typical person needed $1.3 million.

Among different generations, Gen Z and millennials will require the most, at ~$1.6 million.

Why has retirement become so expensive?

Rising costs of living, longer life expectancy, and possible future Social Security benefits cuts are some reasons.

To put this in perspective, the average American has just $65,000 in savings, 22 times LESS than they need for retirement.

Are we in a retirement crisis?

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@KettlebellLife Humans are they only species stupid enough to engineer their own demise.