Hunter W. Fuller

The sequence of your returns in retirement can matter just as much as the returns themselves, and most people don't hear about this until it's too late to plan around it.

If you're approaching retirement, this is worth a few minutes of your time.

Retirement feels far away at 50, so people put off the hard decisions.

They don't adjust their approach or stress test different scenarios. Then life changes at 58 or 59 and they're scrambling. Your 50s are when adjustments can still make a meaningful impact.

Haven't reviewed your plan lately? Let's sit down and look at it.