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Effective retirement planning pays close attention to the client’s unique needs. It considers every nuance of the client’s lifestyle and the lifestyle they seek in retirement.

We have all seen or heard about the “magic number” that Americans need to achieve when saving money to live comfortably in retirement. Recent surveys from Northwestern Mutual, Charles Schwab and others have shown the number to be anywhere from $1.5 million to $1.8 million. Those numbers have steadily been growing over the years.

It should be no surprise to anyone that the financial landscape laid out before Gen Z differs wildly from that of previous generations. Gen Z’s current financial situation has been shaped by unique challenges, including an uncertain and ever-shifting job market, rising inflation, fluctuating interest rates, and the massive rise in education costs.

One of the best strategies for succeeding in the stock market is patience. The market’s volatility can definitely lead to losses in the short term, but if you keep your money in long enough, you will see a return.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Aaron Cirksena provided retirement planning services to his clients during meetings in his elegant Class-A office space. The environment was designed to make an impression, with high-quality amenities and courteous and attentive personnel. No expense was spared to make clients feel appreciated, respected, and well cared for.

Let’s take a closer look at five key areas of personal finance that will be impacted by potential rate cuts.

A recent poll conducted by Public Opinion Strategies indicates 90 percent of America’s registered voters believe there is currently a “retirement savings crisis” in the U.S. Click here to read the full story and input from Aaron Cirksena.

In a world where pensions are a thing of the past and Social Security’s long-range reliability is being questioned, personal retirement savings have become paramount. For most Americans, that’s a problem. Click here to read the full story and input from Aaron Cirksena.

Retirement planning can make you feel uncertain or overwhelmed, but it’s much less complicated than many people think—especially once you understand how much you might need to save and how you might want to invest your retirement savings. Click here to read the full story and input from Aaron Cirksena.

Many people strive to become more wealthy. Perhaps they’re planning for retirement, wish to leave a legacy for future generations, or simply want to live a more lavish lifestyle.  Click here to read the full story and input from Aaron Cirksena.