Whether you're still building wealth or already living off your portfolio, compound interest plays a different, but critical role in your retirement plan. On this episode of the Retirement Matters Podcast, Dale Smothers breaks down how compound interest works across both the growth phase and income phase of retirement, and why understanding the difference could change how you plan.

If you're in the growth phase, stick around until the end for a deeper dive into how compounding builds long-term wealth. If you're already in the income phase, jump to the middle of the episode where we discuss how to think about compound interest once you're drawing income.

No matter where you are on your retirement journey, this episode will help you understand how this powerful financial concept applies to your specific situation.

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