Episode 31: Chris Bauchle - Helping People Retire Wealthy: Optimizing Your Situation, Investments, and Insurance In Line With Your Plan.

How can you plan your way towards a retirement rich in wealth?

Nobody gets into public service for the money; we do it for more profound reasons. But that also makes it easy to see ourselves in a positive where we think we need to overwork to earn more. If only we could be aware that what we’re building financially doesn’t have to be tied to our physical labor, imagine what a better world that would be!

So join us today as Chris educates us on financial planning, stressing the different programs you can check to have your retirement plan in line with wealth and the life you’ve always wanted to live.

Chris Bauchle helps people retire wealthy. He is an Indianapolis-based financial advisor and career firefighter working with firefighters and other public service professionals. After earning a Master of Science in Financial Services with a concentration in Retirement Planning, Chris joined TrustWealth Strategies to serve as a fiduciary in comprehensive financial planning. His determination to help others began in 2006 as an Air Force firefighter. Since then, his focus has remained unchanged.

In this episode, Chris explains the importance of financial planning as he enumerates the benefits of each investment, insurance, and retirement plan, wanting to help people retire wealthy.

Why you need to check today’s episode:

• Learn what’s the difference between the 457 plan and Roth, pre-tax and post-tax, and the benefits you can get from each;
• Discover what the red flags on investments and financial planning as a whole are;
• Understand the primary reason why people work longer than they want to; and
• Find out how you can dramatically change your trajectory to retirement and welcome your post-career life with wealth

“I have this vision of just more firefighter families retiring wealthy. There’s a lot of just little tweaks that we can make that will dramatically change someone’s trajectory to retirement.” 

– Chris Bauchle

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