As a general rule, being proactive is better than being reactive. While there are certainly situations when waiting is the wise thing to do, there is a difference between that and procrastinating on what we already know we should be doing. That's definitely true about finances and especially as it relates to setting up a proper strategy to invest for and secure your retirement.

In this show, we'll talk about different areas where people tend to procrastinate in when it comes to retirement planning. Some of these can be quite costly, so listen in.

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The Perils of Procrastination: Why Delaying Retirement Planning Can Sabotage Your Future