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Retirement Planning Is Harder Than It Used To Be (Part 2)

Every generation likes to talk about how much harder things used to be when they were kids. Like all of the people who used to have to walk five miles to school, in the snow, uphill both ways. But they had at least one thing that was EASIER...and that was retirement planning. Let’s talk about why on today’s episode. Let’s continue our conversation on why this is in today’s episode.

Retirement Planning Is Harder Than It Used To Be

Every generation likes to talk about how much harder things used to be when they were kids. Like all of the people who used to have to walk five miles to school, in the snow, uphill both ways. But they had at least one thing that was EASIER...and that was retirement planning. Let’s talk about why on today’s episode.

How One Overlooked Issue Can Sink Your Retirement

Imagine your retirement plan as a ship sailing toward a horizon of rest and relaxation. But what if one leak could sink it all? In today’s episode, we spotlight some of the single oversights that could send your dreams to the bottom. We'll share key strategies to plug the gaps, ensuring your financial ship stays buoyant and on course. Tune in to protect your future from the one mistake that could derail everything.

Are Your Good Money Habits Holding You Back?

This episode might be a bit counterintuitive. We’re going to question the real impact of common financial habits. Are the strategies you consider beneficial actually working in your favor? We explore the pros and cons of practices like ignoring account statements and strict budgeting. Join us for a practical discussion, as we uncover the unexpected effects of everyday money decisions. Are your good money habits holding you back?

Patience Pays: The Power of Delayed Gratification

Sometimes it’s hard to make financial sacrifices when the reward might not be seen until several years in the future. Today we’ll talk about some of the situations where you might be inclined to take the immediate benefit, when you should really consider the delayed rewards...

End of the Year Planning Considerations

As 2023 swiftly comes to a close, it's time to make sure that we have our finances in order to properly prepare for the new year. Let’s discuss some of the financial matters that folks should consider addressing before the December 31st. From maxing out your retirement contributions to tax loss harvesting, this episode is packed with valuable items to think about!

Money Mistakes You’ll Regret and How to Avoid Them

"Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all yourself.” – Eleanor Roosevelt… Ever wish you could foresee financial missteps before they happen? On today’s episode, explore some real-life stories of regret and arm yourself with the essential dos and don'ts to ensure your money works for you, not against you.

Harvesting Wisdom: The Garden Guide To RMDs

Imagine your retirement as a flourishing garden, nurtured over the years and ready for harvest. But how do you make the most of this garden without letting it overgrow or facing the penalties of neglect? Dive into the world of Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) with us, as we explore the art of 'financial gardening.' Learn why the government insists you prune regularly, discover strategies to manage your harvest, and hear real-life tales of financial gardens that thrived with the right care. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just planting your first seeds, this episode offers fresh insights into making the most of your retirement blooms.

Counterintuitive Advice: Why You Should NOT Invest In A 401(k)

Don’t get us wrong. In many cases, your 401(k) can be your best investment vehicle, offering numerous benefits and tax advantages and many times a 100% return on some of your contributions (also known as an employer match). However, it's important to recognize that it might not always be the optimal choice for everyone. Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we dissect the reasons why someone should NOT invest in a 401(k).