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Believe it or not, there's an order in which you should start pulling your money from your income sources.  On this episode, Noland and Scott discuss what that order should be, and why it actually matters.

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The market is consistently seeing new highs, and many feel we're in the a market bubble.  This week, Nolan and Scott discuss what happens when bubbles burst, and moves retirees/pre-retirees should make ahead of that happening.

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I know, we've still got a good portion of 2021 left on the calendar... But there are things you can (and should) do right now to minimize your taxes going into 2022, and 2023, and beyond.  Nolan and Scott discuss what those things are, as well as how concerned you should be with inflation (a little) and long-term care (a lot more than a little).

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This week, Nolan and Scott discuss the importance of rebalancing your portfolio, how often to do it, and most importantly, how to do it.

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Believe it or not (and we hope you do), your investment style should change in retirement vs your working years.  This week, Nolan and Scott discuss what those changes should be and how to make them. Also: Amanda Held of H.O.O.V.E.S. joins the show to talk about her organization's mission of using rescue horses to help veterans suffering from PTSD.

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On this episode, Nolan and Scott tackle a listener question regarding her retirement accounts.  Also: the importance of long-term care planning and the importance of being "tax-savvy" in retirement.

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The main purpose of life insurance (benefits paid out to a beneficiary upon your passing) are pretty well known, but there's actually other ways to utilize it, and this week Chaz and Scott discuss those uses.  Also: who's a better investor- men or women?

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Should you find yourself re-entering the workforce after retirement, we hope it's something you want to do rather than are forced to do.  But did you know there are financial pitfalls you could encounter by re-entering the workforce?  Scott and Chaz break it down on this week's show.

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Every week it seems that there's a new tax bill being proposed in Washington, just to see what eventually sticks.  So how do you plan for the new rules that are coming when we don't know what those rules will be?  Chaz and Scott discuss strategies that can help you prepare for whatever taxes may get approved in the future.

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An NYU study found that most people consider themselves to be "above average" drivers... but that's not how averages work.  And it's safe to say many people have similar (possibly incorrect) feelings about their retirement plans.  This week, Nolan and Scott talk about things to consider as you develop your retirement strategy to help you stay above the curve. Find out more about the team, and schedule a time to speak with them, at https://americasretirementheadquarters.com/

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