Couples counseling retirement

The Saver’s Dilemma You did everything right. You followed the rules. You worked hard for decades, maybe at a manufacturing job in Kokomo or a corporate office in Indianapolis. You saved diligently, maxed out your 401(k), and paid off the mortgage. You delayed gratification for thirty or forty years. Now, you have arrived. You are retired. You have the "number" everyone talks about. But instead of feeling free, you feel frozen. Money anxiety creeps in when you write a check for a dream vacation or buy a new car, making your chest tight. You check your account balance daily, terrified…

The Saver’s Dilemma You did everything right. You followed the rules. You worked hard for decades, maybe at a manufacturing job in Kokomo or a corporate office in Indianapolis. You saved diligently, maxed out your 401(k), and paid off the mortgage. You delayed gratification for thirty or forty years. Now, you have arrived. You are retired. You have the "number" everyone talks about. But instead of feeling free, you feel frozen. The idea of writing a check for a dream vacation or buying a new car makes your chest tight. You check your account balance daily, terrified that a market…