I’m a 61-year-old flight attendant who wants to retire at 70. I’ll have a $900 per month pension and will get Social Security, but only have $150K in my 401(k). Should I get professional help?

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2022 Nov 9, 8:00am 986 views 16 comments

Answer: We commend you on hoping to boost your bottom line, and it’s not too late to find a financial planner to help you, if you decide to go that route. “You’re in what I call the mad dash to retirement, during which people who might not have been paying sufficient attention to savings and investments start to turn on the savings afterburners,” says Jim Kinney, certified financial planner at Financial Pathways.

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Eric_Holder @ 2022 Nov 10, 12:34pm

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