I Can Afford It — So Why Can’t I Spend It? A Retirement Confession

Spending in retirement can feel harder than saving—especially when you’ve retired on a smaller nest egg. In this video, I share a real moment that stopped me in my tracks and what it revealed about money, risk, and trust after the paychecks stop. If you’ve ever hesitated to spend—even when you can afford it—this conversation about retirement mindset, fear of spending, and learning to use your money is just what you need!
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🎯 Ready to retire earlier than you thought possible? I'm Trena, and I retired at 59 with $500K - half of what experts claim you need. Every week, I share how I'm making it happen with practical strategies, money hacks, and everything in between so you can design a thriving retirement on a modest savings.

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