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From a financial perspective, it's in your best interest not to pay off your mortgage in retirement but to keep your money compounding. Over 10 years, a $500,000 investment would grow to over $814,000 compared to the $696,650 total cost of a loan. This dynamic is due to how amortization works, with the balance decreasing over time. The assets are irreplaceable, akin to having all your 'mules' working for your benefit in retirement. Preserve these assets for potential end-of-life expenses, ensuring financial security for the long term.

Join Antwone Harris, Chief Planning Strategist at Platinum Bridge Wealth Strategies, for a replay of our webinar: "5 Things Executives Must Do 5 Years Before Retirement." This advanced session delves into structuring investments, tax mitigation, and maximizing retirement assets' longevity. Benefit from Antwone's two decades of expertise in retirement income planning. Gain insights from real-life examples, actionable steps, and the significance of early planning to optimize your retirement strategy for long-term financial security.

In this interview, TD Ameritrade's The Watch List engages in a captivating discussion with financial advisor Antwone Harris, MBA, CFP®, and Chief Planning Strategist of Platinum Bridge Wealth Strategies. The conversation revolves around the current 2023 economic marketing climate, providing valuable insights and expert analysis to help viewers navigate the complex and ever-changing financial landscape of the United States.

Platinum Bridge Wealth Strategies owner, Antwone Harris, MBA, CFP, RICP, shares his business origin story during an interview with CityBiz host, Edwin Warfield. He shares why he became a retirement income planning specialist.

Antwone Harris, MBA, CFP, RICP, of Platinum Bridge Wealth Strategies shares 5 action steps for people who are 5 years away from retirement to ensure that they have enough money to last the next phase of their lives.

When it comes to retirement, it's important not to make hasty decisions based on current news that could have long-term consequences. Antwone Harris, MBA, CFP, RICP, provides valuable insights on the matter.