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Who better to ask about retirement regrets than millionaires who've been there, done that? Here's what they wish they knew before entering their golden years.

5 Things 50 Millionaires Wish They'd Known Before They Retired

June is Annuity Awareness Month — and a great time to revisit the power of compounding.

Think it's too late for compounding to make a difference? Think again.

Compounding means your money earns returns not just on your original investment, but also on the growth you've already accumulated. Even if you're in your 50s or 60s, time can still work in your favor.

Many people at this stage can contribute more consistently than earlier in their careers. A shorter time horizon can still support meaningful progress when contributions stay steady and earnings are reinvested.

Compounding helps build wealth over time. Certain annuities may help support asset preservation and retirement income goals. Let's talk about how these fit into your retirement strategy.

*Investments are subject to market risk including possible loss of principal.

If you have deferred compensation through your employer, here’s something worth knowing before your next enrollment period.

Deferred comp is an unsecured liability — not protected like a 401(k) — and the tax benefit depends entirely on your income bracket at distribution. For many executives, that bracket is higher than expected.

Three questions to ask now — details in the post below.