America's Retirement Headquarters

An average day in the life of a retiree is going to look a little different than the average day of someone still in the workforce.  In the same way, financially planning for those days is going to look significantly different as well. On this episode, Nolan and Scott discuss why retirement financial planning is so different from normal financial planning, and what to look for when choosing those advisors. Meet the team at America's Retirement Headquarters right here

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The saying goes "Buy low, sell high."  But is it possible to still successfully invest while the market is up?  Nolan and Scott discuss this, and what can be expected, tax-wise, from the Biden administration.

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A common rule of thumb says you'll need about 80% of your pre-retirement income once you quit working.  This week, Nolan and Scott discuss how feasible that rule is, and how to determine a more specific number for your retirement. Get your personalized retirement plan started at https://americasretirementheadquarters.com/

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A new projection from HealthView Services says a healthy couple retiring this year (2021) can expect to spend more than $660,000 on medical bills over the course of their retirement, and that’s in addition to all your other bills.

This week, Nolan and Scott discuss how to avoid being wiped out by this massive expense.

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There are hundreds upon hundreds of different ways to claim your social security, and if you happen to be married there are even more factors to consider.  On this week's show Nolan and Scott talk about the things to consider, and how to make the choice that's best for your household.

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Retirement is usually the goal for everyone in the workforce, but there are some people out there who simply don't want to.  And that's okay- but there are still things you should do to ensure thoss working years are as successful as possible.  This week, Scott and guest Chaz Price talk about a few of those things.

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If you look back on how the market performed in 2020, you'll see a number of price swings that normally take a decade or so ordinarily.  We were fortunate enough to have it less than eight months! This week, Nolan and Scott discuss how to avoid being an emotional investor (including over-reacting now that things are going up).

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We've known for awhile not that Social Security recipients will be getting a 1.3% COLA (cost of living adjustment) going onto 2021.  But now we're being told that Medicare Part B premiums will be going up by 2.7%.  The numbers don't lie, and they could spell disaster if you're not creating a plan that prevents you from losing ground annually. This week, Scott and Nolan discuss some ways to prevent that slide, and more.

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Choosing a financial advisor can be a major life decision- some have even equated it to big decisions like buying a house or getting married!  So it makes sense that you feel comfortable with who you choose.  This week, Nolan and Scott discuss you should look for when making that decision- including some potential red flags.

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Obviously, income is going to be a big factor in determining what kind of retirement you're going to have, and you've probably spent the majority of your working life focusing on that.  But there are other factors that you may not have considered that will also have a huge impact on your golden years.

This week, Nolan and Scott discuss two of those things: taxes and long term care.

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