If you ever suffered from a bout of insomnia, you know how incredibly debilitating it can be.

But imagine doing it for over 11 days?

In 1963, 17-year-old Randy Garnder did just that. And he did it intentionally.

He was closely monitored by a doctor and the experience proved valuable in the study of sleep deprivation.

Usually, there’s something in the back of our minds that keeps us awake.

A worry, a fear, a concern.

And it’s often about one of three things: health, family, or money.

Since I’ve counseled people about money for a long time, I’ve learned that fear usually boils down to this: “Will I outlive what I have?”

It’s a valid concern – and one that has led to a lot of serious mistakes.

Since fewer and fewer people have pension plans, the onus of making their money last is on them.

If you’ve never put your financial plan through a stress test to determine how long it will last, then I encourage you to arrange a brief call with me to learn how this process works. I’m confident it can be a big step toward getting a good night’s sleep.

Call 513-563-PLAN (7526) or click here to book an appointment online.

Regards,
Nikki Earley, CFP®