The go-go, slow-go and no-go years are the nicknames for each period following retirement. Each has different demands of your retirement funds, and Dave and Jonathan go over what these are and how they need to work for you in each stage.

Some of the biggest fears involving retirement include outliving your savings, maintaining a comfortable lifestyle and potentially large health care expenses. Today Dave and Jonathan address those and other issues that could make retirement a scary proposition unless they are properly planned for.

Dave and Jonathan look back at things people in retirement would have done differently when planning for their golden years, and how you can learn from what they tell you.

In this show, Dave and Jonathan discuss ways to make your next egg stretch to cover the increased costs of various items in retirement, including health care, taxes, and covering inflation.

How much do you know about retirement? In general, Americans only scored 30% on a recent quiz about it, according to a study by Fidelity Investments. And the highest score was just 79%. Today Dave and Jonathan talk about their idea of what people need to know about retirement planning and how to prepare for working with a financial professional in crafting a plan which works for them.

For the Independence Day holiday weekend, we look back at the show from a few weeks ago with Dave's brother Phil Altmeyer, the director of the Union Gospel Mission, on homeless issues affecting the Spokane Valley area.

Your next egg has to provide funds to last through your entire retirement, perhaps 30 years or longer. Today Dave and Jonathan discuss strategies and ideas to help you do just that.

Today Dave and Jonathan take a look at ways to roll over your savings vehicles into other financial strategies that can help cover all the areas required of a solid retirement plan, not just growth of investments.

You may have a really solid retirement plan - but what if inflation skyrockets? What if a major health event requires expensive care, or even long term care? Today Dave and Jonathan talk about how planning for as many so-called unforeseen events as possible can help make adjusting your plan easier and less stressful should the need arise.

How can you tell if your financial situation is healthy, especially when it comes to retirement planning? Today Dave and Jonathan go over the areas that can help assess your situation and, if necessary, ways to improve it.