06/13/2026
https://www.RetirementTimeMachine.com
Learn How To Create A High-Level Plan For Your Retirement That's Not Connected With Where You Choose To Invest Your Money
Planning for retirement in your 50s can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re juggling your highest earning years and your highest expenses. In this video, I walk you through the exact steps to understand your cash flow, map out your retirement timeline, and determine whether you’re truly on track for retirement at 60, 65, 67, or beyond. We’ll break down your retirement plan into three phases:
1️⃣ Your Current Cash Flow (Now) Understanding income, expenses, college costs, car payments, sports, insurance, home maintenance, and everything that has an effect on your ability to save during these busy years.
2️⃣ Full Retirement Age (Around 67) How to evaluate your expected Social Security, pension income, ongoing expenses, and the size of the “cash flow gap” you’ll need your portfolio to cover.
3️⃣ Early Retirement (60–67) Why this phase is the trickiest and often the most expensive. Learn how to estimate what you’ll need before Social Security kicks in and how to plan for the gap.
You’ll learn: ✅ How to map out your expenses for today and the future ✅ How to estimate what your portfolio needs to be worth by retirement ✅ How to plan for early retirement before Social Security ✅ How to track spending so nothing sneaks up on you ✅ Why your 50s are the most important decade for retirement planning