Only 3% of retirees over age 60 have a million dollars. That blew my mind. Now, many of you

listening to this podcast watching on YouTube, you're like, well, I'm going to have that, or I already

have that or well in excess of that. Does this apply to me? This might not be the episode for you.

If you want to just get a case study of someone like you, I have case studies going over

examples of people who have 500,000 and retired, a million, 10 million, 20 million, and my job

is to make it so that you can come to the channel or to the podcast, find what resonates,

get the information you need, and feel confident about your retirement. Today's episode might

just be more entertaining.

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My name is Ari.

I'm a certified financial planner, host of the early retirement podcast and chief growth officer at root. This study blew my mind, guys. Okay, I looked it up because

someone commented on a recent YouTube video of mine and said, hey, very nice of you to make

videos for people who have $20 million. I have $2 million. And did you even know

only 3% of people over age 60 have a million dollars? And I thought, there's no way. Three percent.

That's insane. I mean, clearly I'm just in a bubble and I'm talking to such a small part of the

population. Now, I will say a lot of my content is directed towards those that have

one, two, five, ten million dollars, not because I'm trying to be mean or exclude others.

That's where I can help. I don't want to make videos on best new credit cards and how to get

out of debt. That's not my specialty. I do tax planning. I do estate planning. I do withdrawal

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