In the News: Financial plan adjustments during a forced retirement

In the Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP^®, explains how the life curveball of a forced retirement is not unique to our current environment. An employer may downsize or be sold, health could change, or you could lose career opportunities to younger employees.

While an early retirement might sound appealing, it will likely require revisiting your financial plan if retirement takes you by surprise.

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