Boomer Shift to Financial Security, From Asset Growth

 The good times sure did roll for us Boomers. That allowed us, even first-generation college, to acquire wealth, at least what we experienced as a kind of version of the good life.

Now, it's a jolt that most of you Boomers who come to me as clients, are unable to "grow" your money. At least not significantly. It's as if The Magician has run out of tricks.


Some of you want "permission" to simply enjoy some degree of financial security. Maybe you're not financially comfortable. But you can pay your bills and you have a reserve to handle wild cards like medical expenses not covered by Medicare/Medicare Supplements. 

Of course, investments might be kicking in relief about not outliving your income.

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Also, you might have made a bundle from the sale of your house.

But what's causing emotional distress is that you're, well, just maintaining a kind of status quo. You're not a money-maker guru like Marc Rowan at Apollo or Jamie Dimon at JP Morgan.

That is an adjustment. It's my mission to guide your through. Along with that is the disruption of retirement from your career. That money, power and influence - not easy to surrender. 

Takeaway: Aging is a process, not a one-shot ritual like graduating from college and making the transition to adulthood and going to work. In that process there continually are fresh challenges, loss of friends or inflation, as well as unexpected joys such as peace of mind.

Thriving in difficult times starts from the inside.

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