Financial advisor Mike Milligan shows how people who've neglected their 401(k), claimed Social Security early and lost 30% of benefits, or delayed planning until late in life can still recover. He draws parallels to MercyMe's Bart Millard's personal transformation to argue it's never too late to rebuild.
What does any of this have to do with my 401? That's a fair question, but let me tell you exactly what it has to do with you. Art Millard's story is a story of transformation. It's a story that proves no matter how deep the damage, no matter how far off course things have gotten, a new chapter is possible. And I see that same dynamic play out with money every single week in my practice at One Oak Financial over on Colley Avenue. I sit across from people who feel like Arthur in his dark days. They've made financial decisions they regret. They ignored their 401 for 20 years. They claimed Social Security too early and lost 30% of their benefit for life, or they waited too late and now they're terminal and they're not going to receive what they thought they would have received.
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