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If I Could Start Over 30 Years Ago: Smart Money Moves I’d Make

Have you ever looked back on your life and wished you had made smarter decisions with money? You’re not alone. Kurt openly admits he has made his share of financial mistakes over the years. The important thing, he says, is learning from them. In this episode, Mark sits down with Kurt to reflect on the financial moves Kurt wishes he had made differently 30 years ago and the lessons he hopes will help you make wiser choices today. Prioritizing Mental Health and Self-Care Kurt believes one of the most overlooked factors in financial success is your health. As he explains to Mark, you can’t build wealth if your well-being is declining. He shares how difficult it was to find time for self-care while juggling responsibilities, and why staying active is essential for both mental clarity and long-term success. Kurt also encourages you to pay attention to how you cope with stress. Habits like excessive TV or constant doomscrolling may feel harmless at the moment, but over time they can quietly drain your energy, focus, and motivation. Question Traditional Financial Advice Kurt challenges the common advice to rely heavily on traditional retirement accounts like 401(k)s and traditional IRAs. He explains to Mark that future tax burdens can be much higher than many people expect, especially as deductions disappear and healthcare costs rise in retirement. Instead, Kurt encourages you to consider tax-advantaged options such as Roth IRAs, Roth 401(k)s, and Life Insurance Retirement Plans (LIRPs). He emphasizes the long-term value of tax-free growth and withdrawals, which can offer more flexibility and predictability later in life. Plan Ahead for Retirement’s Hidden Costs Retirement isn’t just about replacing your income. There are also hidden expenses that many people don’t fully anticipate. Kurt highlights costs like Medicare Part B premiums, which can be surprisingly high and are often tied to the income you draw from retirement accounts. Kurt explains that without careful planning, these kinds of expenses can create financial strain later in life. He encourages you to think ahead and understand how your retirement income sources may affect taxes, healthcare costs, and overall cash flow so you can avoid unpleasant surprises and protect your long-term financial security. "I probably would have been more careful and more aware of potential tax deductions. I’ve always run my own business in one way or another, and I know now I could have done a better job taking full advantage of that." - Kurt Tucker Resource Stay connected With Us - https://figtreegroup.com/ Credits Produced by bluëmango | STUDIOS. Music by SoundsStripe. Thank you for listening!