09/03/2026
Financial Advice Should Get More Specific as Complexity Rises
"Save more and diversify" is good advice, but it stops being enough when the decisions begin colliding.
Retirement can involve Social Security, health insurance, taxes, investments, helping family and estate planning at the same time. The hard part is often not any single question. It is what one answer changes somewhere else.
Good planning should get more specific as the consequences grow. The point is not to make life sound complicated. It is to see the connections early enough to keep more choices available.