Do these three things before retirement to protect your money

Hi, there are three things you need to prioritize paying off before you retire, and you might be focusing on the wrong one. So we wanted to join you. So you focus on the right ones. Financial experts say that first school loans take an average of about 20 years to pay off, and many student loans are non-deductible. So make sure they are paid before you retire. Second, make sure personal loans and credit cards are paid off. Why? Because the interest rates are so high on these, some actually advise lowering your mortgage payments and using the extra money to pay off these high interest loans and eventually pay off your auto loans. Average monthly car payments are increasing. You don’t want your monthly budget to increase with it. Okay. But what about your mortgage? That’s what I want to talk about. You can also try to pay it off before you retire. It would be nice. But these payments generally have lower interest rates, and you, as a *** homeowner, can claim federal and state tax credits on mortgage payments. So paying off your mortgage before you can is not such a high priority. Large. Not the end of the world if you can’t. And if you’re wondering how much you should have saved before you retire, there’s no hard and fast right answer. But *** general rule of thumb has about 10 times your annual salary when you retire in the bank’s cash ready for use. But there are many factors that come into play. So I’m going to post some pension calculators that will help you do the math on my website for your particular situation at ross reports dot com. Back to you.