This webinar covers the key elements of planning for financial independence and retirement, including:
1. Building a strong foundation
2. The power of compounding
3. The three phases of building wealth
4. What you can do in each decade to prepare
5. The risk of running out of money when you have no work income
6. Funding financial independence and retirement
7. Estimating living expenses
8. Should you move to a lower cost location?
9. How much do you need to retire?
10. Managing risk
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