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PRE-RETIREES / RETIREES

Planning leading up to, and through, your retirement years.

For most people approaching this stage, the hard part isn't saving. It's converting decades of savings into a plan that supports the life they want, for as long as they need it to. That means decisions about income, spending, investment risk, and taxes, made years before the transition itself and revisited often after.

Coastal Bridge Advisors builds retirement plans around a client's specific circumstances rather than a standard withdrawal formula, and adjusts that plan as life and markets change.

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Solutions for pre-retirees and retirees

We help clients build an income strategy that draws from the appropriate accounts in an order based on each client’s circumstances.

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Case Study

Planning the transition out of full-time work

A couple in their early sixties came to Coastal Bridge Advisors roughly five years before their planned retirement date. Their savings were spread across several employer plans and brokerage accounts, with no coordinated income plan.

Portfolios and planning are built from the ground up around each client's balance sheet, income needs, tax situation, and long-term priorities. Each decision is made in full context, resulting in a plan shaped by real circumstances, rather than a standardized model.

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Frequently asked questions

Ideally, five to ten years before you plan to stop working. That window allows time to coordinate account types, model different income scenarios, and address any gaps before they become urgent. Clients who wait until retirement to plan often find fewer options available to them.

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Connect with our team to schedule a confidential conversation and learn more about our services. This initial conversation helps determine whether a further exploration of an advisory relationship makes sense.