Research Says You'll Die With More, Here’s Why You FEEL Behind
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Research Says You'll Die With More, Here’s Why You FEEL Behind
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If you feel behind on retirement, that feeling might be the best sign you're actually in good shape.
It sounds backwards, but after years of working with people on the verge of retirement, a pattern keeps showing up: the people who worry the most are often the ones who are closest to being ready. And the ones who should be worried? They're usually not.In this video, we dig into why that anxious feeling exists, where it comes from, and why it tends to follow you even after you stop working.The same habits that built your wealth, living below your means, delaying gratification, always wanting a bigger cushion, are the exact traits that make spending feel impossible. Researchers have found that many retirees end up spending far less than their portfolio could support, with assets holding steady or even growing throughout retirement.So why does the worry persist? A constantly moving finish line, upward comparisons to highlight reels online, and a saver's brain that never quite switches off.