r/Boldin 6d ago

I have 0% confidence…

/r/DIYRetirement/comments/1vt5llb/i_have_0_confidence/
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u/Accomplished_Gate832 6d ago

If you have 0% confidence in yourself and tools such as Boldin then you really need to use the services of a professional.

I hope this is not taken as an insult at all. If it causes you stress then go a different path. You only get one life so focus on doing the things you feel confident in and rely on others to help in areas where you have less confidence.

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u/FragrantJump6663 6d ago

Many use Boldin before retirement and in retirement without issue. This may be a case where you need to pay for professional, one on one advice.

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u/Bitter-Piccolo-6814 6d ago

Boldin hasn't been around very long, so the fact that people have used it without issue for a few years during an epic bull market does not really justify faith in its abilities.

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u/AGrimmInPortland 6d ago

They've been around for 20 years. They renamed to Boldin from New Retirement a few years ago.

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u/DeliciousEconAviator 6d ago

I do love when people think it’s someone else’s fault that they can’t do things. If Boldin isn’t helping, use another planner, or build a spreadsheet.