Whether you consider yourself a person of faith or not, Proverbs is one of the oldest collections of wisdom literature that we have.

And it gives incredibly practical insights for retirement.

We're going to be looking at five Proverbs that can guide your financial decisions and help you live with greater peace, freedom, and generosity.

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W.R. to 888-59-4491. The title of our conversation today is five timeless proverbs for a wise and wealthy retirement. So this is one that I'm actually joined by my good

friend Marshall Johnson for this one,

who usually only joins me for the very more financially related conversations these days

because a couple of certified financial planners are going to sit down and get kind of nerdy

on the numbers.

This is a blend of both.

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