Mike KinnettHost
Ryan HerbertHost
Jennifer PerryHost
And I think it's interesting that just historically, we save more money right around age 50 to 60 than we've done at any other point in our life.

And while it's true, your kids are always your kids, right? I mean, I don't care what it is.

You always have to have an allowance in your budget to help the kids out because it's the way life is, especially today.

But nevertheless, you're able to start saving a ton more money towards retirement and That's when we see more and more people throw into the catch-up provisions, right? Because after age 50, you can start throwing a little bit more money into your 401k.

That's when people start thinking about the fact that, hey, I'm going to have this nest egg.

they start actually thinking about some of the tax implications, not as much as they should be because they're still so focused on saving the money.

But it does afford an opportunity to kind of revisit what life is going to look like.

And for us, we're fortunate that my younger boy actually works for me, but both my kids are within like 20 minutes of our house.

But nevertheless, I think that, you know, for those of you that are in that 50 ish age and your kids are kind of winding down, you know, your responsibilities for the kids are kind of winding down and they're getting their start.

It is an interesting conversation to have it because it is such a pivotal point in your life.

And I think it's interesting that just historically, we save more money right around age 50 to 60 than we've done at any other point in our life.

And while it's true, your kids are always your kids, right? I mean, I don't care what it is.

You always have to have an allowance in your budget to help the kids out because it's the way life is, especially today.

But nevertheless, you're able to start saving a ton more money towards retirement and That's when we see more and more people throw into the catch-up provisions, right? Because after age 50, you can start throwing a little bit more money into your 401k.

That's when people start thinking about the fact that, hey, I'm going to have this nest egg.

they start actually thinking about some of the tax implications, not as much as they should be because they're still so focused on saving the money.

But it does afford an opportunity to kind of revisit what life is going to look like.

And for us, we're fortunate that my younger boy actually works for me, but both my kids are within like 20 minutes of our house.

But nevertheless, I think that, you know, for those of you that are in that 50 ish age and your kids are kind of winding down, you know, your responsibilities for the kids are kind of winding down and they're getting their start.

It is an interesting conversation to have it because it is such a pivotal point in your life.
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