Actor Bill Murray says Saving is only Half of the Retirement Equation

Update: 2022-11-07

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Actor/Comedian Bill Murray joins the show and says being a famous Hollywood celebrity says saving for retirement is only half of the equation. The other half is deciding how you want to spend your time. David and Travis describe their process when working with people just like you get to and through retirement while checking off items on your bucket list!

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Actor Bill Murray says Saving is only Half of the Retirement Equation

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Actor Bill Murray says Saving is only Half of the Retirement Equation

Actor Bill Murray says Saving is only Half of the Retirement Equation