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A lot of retirees make a common mistake: they rely only on the income from dividends and interest to fund their retirement. According to financial advisor Danny Gudorf, this can put your financial future at risk. Instead, he suggests a total return strategy that combines both income and the growth of your investments.

This approach offers more flexibility and is more sustainable in the long run. Gudorf explains that an income-only strategy can be more volatile and increase risk. He provides practical ways to implement a total return approach to help you secure your finances for the future.

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⏱Timestamps:⏱

00:00 The Pitfalls of Income-Only Retirement Strategies
09:03 Embracing Total Return for Financial Security

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