S4E7 – George Kinder’s Financial Life Planning Process
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Episode Summary
In this episode, Dave and Nick discuss George Kinder’s Financial Life Planning Process and how it applies to retirement savings. They explore how financial planning goes beyond numbers and investments—it’s about aligning financial decisions with what truly matters to you. They also break down Kinder’s famous three questions that help individuals clarify their financial and life priorities.
Key Topics Covered
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Who is George Kinder?
- Known as the “Father of Financial Life Planning.”
- His approach prioritizes personal fulfillment over just growing wealth.
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The Shift from Spender to Saver in Retirement
- Why transitioning from saving to spending can be difficult.
- Overcoming the fear of outliving your money.
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Kinder’s Three Life Planning Questions
- Imagine you are financially secure. What would you do differently?
- You have 5-10 years left to live. What changes would you make?
- You have 24 hours left to live. What regrets do you have?
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How These Questions Guide Retirement Planning
- Identifying what truly brings happiness and fulfillment.
- Adjusting financial plans to support a meaningful life.
- Addressing obstacles that prevent financial and personal goals.
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The Value of a Financial Life Planner
- Why working with a professional makes a difference.
- The emotional component of financial decisions.
- How planners help clients overcome limiting beliefs about money.
Resources Mentioned
- George Kinder’s Website – Learn more about life planning.
- Find a Registered Life Planner in your area.
- Shotwell Rutter Baer Advisors: SRBAdvisors.com
Connect with Us
📧 Email: info@srbadvisors.com
🌎 Website: SRBAdvisors.com
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