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WHEN YOU'RE TIRED OF THINKING ABOUT MONEY (BUT NOT READY TO STOP CARING)

  • LynnLeigh & Company, LLC 1160a Pittsford Victor Road Pittsford, NY, 14534 United States (map)

If you've been saving consistently for decades — contributing to your 401(k), not chasing returns, living responsibly — you've done the hard part. But as retirement moves from someday to soon, something shifts. The stakes feel different. The decisions feel more consequential. And the headlines feel personal in a way they never used to.

The anxiety is understandable. There's less time to recover from a big mistake. Retirement has a rough year attached to it now. And the financial news cycle keeps generating reasons to worry.

But here's what most of the noise never tells you: feeling uncertain at this stage isn't a sign that something is wrong. It's a sign that you're paying attention at exactly the right time.

In this month's webinar, Kelly Olczak, CFP® and Managing Partner of LynnLeigh & Company, cuts through the noise to give you a clear, grounded look at where you actually stand — and what to do about it.

We'll walk through a simple framework for organizing your financial life into three buckets — Now Money, Later Money, and Never Money — so you can see your situation more clearly and stop carrying every headline around in your head. We'll show you how to build a retirement paycheck you can actually understand, mapping your monthly needs against Social Security, pensions, and your investment accounts. We'll address one of the most common mistakes people make right before retirement — the "fix the worry" move that feels safer but can quietly make your plan more fragile. And we'll talk about how to stay engaged with your finances without letting money become a second job.

This is not a market-timing conversation. It's a planning conversation — built around your life, not a template.

Helpful Resources Included

Participants will receive access to:

These resources are designed to help you move from overwhelmed to on track — with clarity, not complexity.

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