In this video, Tom covers what a $1 million retirement might look like. $1 million seems like a lot of money to most people, but is it even enough to maintain your lifestyle in retirement?

Tom discusses 4 things folks should do to make sure their $1 million allows them to live the life they want in retirement.

If you have $1 million saved for retirement, tune in to find out what to expect

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0:00 - $1 million retirement
0:42 - $426,000
1:13 - Little to no debt
1:32 - Low expenses
2:00 - Health care
2:35 - Not too late to start
2:57 - 35 years
4:00 - Savings habit


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Tom Mullooly is an investment industry veteran of over 30 years. Prior to launching the "Mullooly Asset Show," Tom (along with his sons) recorded close to 200 podcasts and nearly 200 videos, which can be found on the site http://www.mullooly.net.

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