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I’m 68 years old.
I worked nearly my entire life to build my retirement.
And I lost $380,000…
because I trusted the wrong person.
This is not a story I read online.
This is my life.

I trusted someone I met at church.
Someone who called himself a fiduciary.
Someone who promised to protect my future.
Instead, he destroyed it.
In this video, I share exactly how my retirement savings disappeared in less than two years — and the warning signs I ignored.

If you’re approaching retirement…
If you trust an advisor…
If you believe “it won’t happen to me”…

Please watch this until the end.
I learned these lessons too late.
You don’t have to.
Before it’s too late.

The Quite Truths
Before It’s Too Late is a storytelling channel where voices over 60 share the truths they learned the hard way. Each episode dives into real-feeling stories about regret, love, time, family, and the moments that quietly define a life.

These conversations reveal the mistakes people wish they avoided, the choices they’d change, and the lessons they wish they’d known sooner. New stories drop every week—different lives, different paths, but the same powerful realization: time is the one thing you can’t get back.

If you want to live with fewer regrets, start listening before it’s too late.

DISCLAIMER

This content is created for educational and inspirational purposes only. All stories are fictionalized and presented through AI-generated characters and visuals. The individuals shown are not real people.

However, the life lessons and advice shared are inspired by real experiences, reflections, and wisdom gathered from real individuals. These stories represent personal viewpoints and should not be considered professional advice. Always consult qualified professionals for medical, financial, or legal guidance.

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