A top retirement podcast. Roger Whitney, CFP®, CIMA®, CPWA®, RMA, guides you on how to actually do r
This month on the Retirement Answer Man we are learning how to live a heroic retirement. Michael Bal
You may be planning a peaceful retirement, an active retirement, or an engaged retirement, but have
Dealing with a bear market after the trials and tribulations of the past 3 years may have you feelin
Does navigating this bear market in retirement terrify you? If so, you are not alone. No one can (or
This month we are answering your listener questions. If you have a question that you would like answ
Many people are concerned about markets and inflation right now, but rather than focusing on this in
If the market outlook has you feeling uncomfortable, you are not alone. This discomfort may cause yo
We all want to leave a legacy to those we love, but leaving a legacy doesn’t mean simply making a wi
When you think about leaving a legacy do you immediately think about passing on your assets? What ma
We all want to leave a legacy behind after we pass. The legacy you chose to leave is up to you. This
Have you considered the legacy you will leave to those whose lives you touch? Does leaving a legacy
Navigating the healthcare world in this day and age can make your head spin. It is hard to understan
All this month we have been discussing functional health so that you can ensure your body works well
You may think that having saved a nice nest egg and having a purpose will ensure that you are all se
Purpose and finances are two important legs of the retirement stool; however, a stool needs 3 legs.
Does inflation have you worried about retirement? If so, you’re not alone. A couple of listeners are
Today we are continuing our month-long series of listener questions. On this episode, you’ll hear qu
This is a fantastic time to enjoy a pretirement tailwind. If you have ever considered using pretirem
Making retirement decisions brings plenty of questions and over the next month, I’ll be tackling you
“In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless but planning is indispensable.”
