Having millions doesn’t automatically mean feeling confident about retirement. Even financially successful retirees can find themselves asking the same question: Will my money really last?
In this episode of Savvy Women, Catherine Magaña and Rachel Ivanovich explore why millions meet reality when the steady paycheck stops and retirement begins. From longer lifespans and rising costs to market uncertainty and unexpected family or healthcare needs, having wealth is only part of the retirement equation.
You’ll hear insights on:
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Why successful savers can struggle to become confident spenders
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How inflation, longevity, and healthcare can affect retirement
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Why affluent retirees often underspend—even when they can afford more
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How multiple retirement income sources fit together
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The difference between financial security and financial confidence
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Why your retirement plan needs to adapt as life changes
Having millions may look like financial security, but retirement brings new questions about spending, longevity, and the unexpected. The goal isn’t to predict every twist and turn—it’s to have a plan that can adjust with you, so you can make decisions with greater clarity, enjoy what you’ve built, and feel more confident about the years ahead.
Date Recorded: 8/20/26
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