Capitalized Life Radio Show

Mistakes, we all make them. But we all must learn from them.

From mounting debt to stock market blunders, how do you feel financially about the mistakes you’ve made? And how do you avoid repeating them?

Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here to learn more.

Life changes, and so should our mindsets.

When it comes to planning for our future, adapting mindsets can help you stay ahead of the evolving financial world and ultimately help set you up for retirement success.

Listen to the latest podcast with Johnson Wealth and Income Management’s Matthew P. Johnson here to learn more.

Having a lack of focus and control directly (and negatively) affects your investment outcomes. The result? A portfolio that is unstable.

Find out more in the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here.

It's not about the bigger home or the better vacation. Financial stability helps people escape the everyday hassles of life.

In order to experience the lifestyle you want in retirement, you need to first plan for it. Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here to find out more!

Many Americans are understandably worried about the state of the economy and what it means for their retirement.

If you're flooded with alarming news about the current financial markets, you may be asking yourself, "Is it still possible that I can have the retirement I dreamed of?"

Find out what unpredictability means for your retirement plan in the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here.

As an Iowan close to retirement, these three words could be more financially devastating than you may think… “I. Don’t. Know.”

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Our country is facing the single largest generation of retirees it has ever faced. At the same time, the number of financial advisors has dropped from over 400,000 to 200,000 in the last decade alone.

What does this mean for your retirement? You need experienced advice.

University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School conducted a survey for people over the age of 50 and asked them about their top 5 financial regrets.

The answers are fascinating, and a stark warning to the rest of us approaching retirement. Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show here to learn more!

"The shortest distance between two places is a straight line."

In retirement planning, this translates to driving a personal goal straight to a dream destination: It sounds easy, right? But it's not always smooth, straight roads on your journey to retirement.

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Today's episode is all about YOU. From contact via our website to social media DMs, we're so grateful to receive your questions. Here are our top retirement questions, asked by you, and answered by us.

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