Chad Ensign

Retire N.O.W. (Not when Others Would) Chad Ensign

Have you ever wondered if it's even possible to retire with any degree of confidence? Does talking about finances create more confusion than clarity? Does the challenge of retirement planning seem overwhelming?

Many people have been indoctrinated with the over-simplified belief you only need a million dollars in savings to retire. But, according to financial professional Chad Ensign, retirement is more than a money game. To retire with confidence, one needs to understand the key areas of retirement and how each piece figures into a larger retirement plan. Only then can the challenge of ensuring lifetime income be overcome, and you can finally have confidence in your retirement.

In his book, Chad clearly and succinctly outlines the steps to retiring confidently and achieving the life you've always envisioned. With his guide on how to get more out of your retirement years, this book will show you how to plan for retirement the right way to help you enjoy the life you've always wanted. Money should never be the reason you don't live out your dreams, and Chad will explain how to ready yourself as retirement approaches, aim for your goals with a well-made plan, and then put it all into action.

Chad Ensign is a financial advisor focused on helping clients work toward their retirement dreams through a well-thought-out strategy for retirement income. Communicating well is incredibly important to Chad, and he seeks to make sure his clients enjoy retirement without concern over financial strains. Chad firmly believes financial planning involves true diversification of assets and the skill to coordinate all the moving parts of your portfolio, and he is committed to offering independent advice in the best interest of any individual client. He founded Ensign Wealth Management to better serve clients by providing a wide range of products, and he uses his extensive financial experience to contribute as an author for Kiplinger online.

Away from the office, Chad enjoys spending time with his four children in Mesa, Arizona. He coaches his kids' sports teams and enjoys boating and being outdoors.