Ramp Up to Retirement

Making Retirement Decisions in an Uncertain Market

October 23, 2026 | Episode #39

Show Notes

Should you change your retirement investments because an expert says the market is headed for a downturn? What happens if the market moves in the opposite direction? With economic headlines, financial commentary, and conflicting opinions coming from every direction, deciding which information deserves your attention can be difficult, especially when you’re nearing retirement.

In this episode of Ramp Up To Retirement, Dan Reese explains why having more financial data doesn’t necessarily provide greater certainty about the future. He examines the risks of making investment decisions based on market commentary, how emotional decisions can affect retirement income and taxes, and why considering multiple possible outcomes can be more useful than relying on one assumed result. Dan also shares how personalized financial planning and guidance from a fiduciary can help you make thoughtful choices despite uncertainty.

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About the Podcast

You’re nearing your Ramp Up to Retirement, where work will be optional. How do you make the best decisions to set yourself up for success? Tune in to hear from Dan Reese CFP®, Founder, Senior Wealth Advisor at Avery Wealth about the decisions and subtle changes you can make to ensure your retirement is successful! 

As you approach life’s next chapter, we’re here to guide you through the intricacies of financial planning. We’ll help you stay focused on what truly matters as you navigate your retirement journey, overcome financial challenges, and leave a lasting legacy.

Making Retirement Decisions in an Uncertain Market

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