This week, Adam Curran tackled the heated generational debate, challenging the trend of blaming baby boomers for America’s current social and financial woes. While acknowledging issues like rising national debt and “woke” culture, Curran defended baby boomers for their work ethic, financial discipline, and frugal approach to life, arguing that millennials and Gen Z are quick to blame previous generations rather than take personal responsibility for their own financial challenges. Drawing from personal family stories and his experience advising thousands of retirees, he emphasized the importance of long-term planning, sacrifice, and practical financial habits—reminding listeners that building wealth requires hard work and that no generation has a monopoly on national challenges.

Throughout the show, Curran passionately promoted a holistic approach to retirement, proudly explaining how his firm, Current Financial Partners, offers “one roof” service covering investments, tax preparation, estate planning, and healthcare. He was candid in expressing his conservative worldview and insisted that those seeking financial advice should work with advisors who align with their values and genuinely “shoot it straight.”


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