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Terry Nelson, CFP®, ChFC®, CASL
Olmsted Financial Group
3428 Lakeridge Pl. N.W., Suite 120
Rochester, MN 55901
Phone: 507-281-1262
Cell: 507-250-3967
Fax: 507-281-9131
Email: Terry@OlmstedFinancialGroup.com
September/October 2026
Cash Out or Keep Assets?
Retirement is a time to kick back and enjoy life. Years of hard work have likely left you with a diverse array of assets, from appreciated stocks and real estate to luxury items like RVs and sports cars. Before selling assets to fund your bucket-list dreams, consider both the financial and emotional implications.
Tax Considerations
Taxes can take a hefty chunk out of profits from the sale of investments and appreciated property. Gains may not be as great as they appear. Consult your advisors before making any major decisions. They can help you navigate the nuances of tax implications for your assets.Emotional Implications
Selling a classic sports car or a beloved vacation home can be emotionally difficult. Don't discount these feelings. Instead, consider other uses for your assets. Could you rent out a vacation home for passive income? Or create memories instead of liquidating prized possessions?Long-term Impact
Think about the lifestyle changes you may need to make if you sell. Downsizing your home or liquidating your investments could lead to a significant shift in your daily life and future planning. It's one thing to have money in the bank. It's another to ensure your lifestyle aligns with your financial decisions. Take a moment to consider the long-term implications on your retirement journey.It's not just about numbers—it's about enjoying the lifestyle you've earned. Weigh your options carefully.
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