Retiring at 65 is a HUGE Mistake - (MUST WATCH)

Are you planning to retire at 65? Think again! In this video, we dive into the reasons why retiring at the traditional age might not be the best idea for your financial future.
From longer life expectancies to rising costs of living, we break down the hidden risks and why it’s time to rethink your retirement strategy.
Don't wait until it's too late—discover how you can take control of your retirement now and secure a better future.
💡 Key Points Covered:
• The real cost of retiring at 65
• How inflation impacts your retirement savings
• Why working longer could mean living better
• Alternative retirement strategies you need to know
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[karma]

My dad planned on retiring in his 60s but died at 51. That made it very clear that this plan is terrible.

[mimicotom]

I retired at 57 and I am 66 now. 9 years fully retired. I could have retired at 54 if I wanted to. Paid off house, car, money in the bank. I have taken vacations to Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico, Caribbean cruise. Yeah. Right. Huge mistake. I live in Canada.

[dash]

Most Americans face the prospect of delaying their retirement beyond age 65 simply because they don't have the financial wherewithal to retire earlier. By the time they face the reality of becoming a senior citizen, they have long since relinquished their chance at a financially sound retirement.

And there is nothing you can do to make them wake up. They live in a dream world where "there is always tomorrow" to save for retirement, not realizing that tomorrow can never make up for what was lost today. What's so ironic is that when they finally wake up, their first question is, "where did all the time go?"