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Why is it that, according to CNBC, 45% of U.S. households are likely to run out of money in retirement? Well… many individuals effectively complete phase one of retirement. They bunker down, work hard, and build a nest egg as they head into retirement. But… they then fail to actually turn that nest egg into a reliable and sustainable form of income that will last them a lifetime. Even those with a portfolio of $1,000,000 or more. You see, the accumulation phase of retirement is much different than the distribution phase of retirement. You have to account for: - How will I protect my money in the event of an unexpected market downturn? - How will I make sure I’m not paying Uncle Sam more than his fair share in retirement? - And how can I build an income stream that sustainably and reliably funds my retirement lifestyle? Hi, my name is Steve Boeckmann. I’m a Fiduciary Advisor, which means I’m legally required to act in your best interest. I specialize in retirement income planning, and over the past 25 years I’ve helped many retirees build an income strategy aimed at helping them live their desired retirement lifestyle. Without the constant stress of running out of money, or losing their retirement to a sudden market downturn. I’m hosting an exclusive event, “Income for Life,” where I’ll be sharing the 3 little-known mistakes that many individuals make in retirement, causing them to run out of money sooner than expected. And this is all shared at zero cost to you. In this training session, you’ll discover… 1. How I help my clients get some of the stock market upside with zero stock market downside. 2. How to avoid paying Uncle Sam more than his fair share in retirement. 3. The number one cause of wealth destruction, and how to protect your assets from it. And much more… So, if you have built up a sizable retirement nest egg of $500k or more, I highly recommend you set aside a few minutes to better prepare for your future. The future version of you sitting on the beach, enjoying a well-prepared retirement will appreciate the steps you’ve taken today. I look forward to seeing you there.