Planning Buffer

A planning buffer is extra financial margin built into a plan to absorb unexpected expenses or market downturns.

Financial terms can be confusing, and it can be difficult to know how they apply to you and your specific situation. Please reach out any time we can help you learn more and strategically plan to optimize your retirement planning.

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