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Let's go over your 2021 financial 'to-do' list and an investment banker confesses his retirement mistakes you can learn from!
Walker Hayes brought the Oreo Shake out of retirement, Should you be worried about 'losses on paper', and some companies are now offering annuities to their benefits plan!
We have a list of the biggest financial fears of early retirees, and Big Brother might want to take a look at your account if you have over $600! Plus, Tim has a great financial lesson built off of a 'Growing Pains' episode!
Interest rates could be going up at the same time taxes go up: What will that do to your future? Plus, are you considering downsizing your home and are you truly financially ready to retire? Tim goes over a few points to ask yourself and a few ideas to get you there!
What's going on with the market? Red flags to watch out for when handling money matters, and Tim breaks down ideas on how to avoid taking a pay cut in retirement!
Bill Murray gives us his favorite financial phrase, Tim explains how your Social Security benefits could be taxed, and the running theme for the day is: Always Be Saving!
PSLs are back and Tim is a huge fan, but could skipping your java be a way to save for retirement? Are we headed for another big bubble-burst in the market, just like the year 2000? Plus, Tim has ways to give your financial plan a test run before you retire!
Tim Clairmont breaks down the one thing Uncle Sam says millions of Americans don’t understand about their retirement accounts. Solve this riddle: If you call a dog’s tail a leg how many legs do they have? Plus, Tim explains what a winning retirement strategy has in common with a winning football team.
Retirement account balances are hitting record highs, but what happens if we have another 2008? Plus Boomers, Gen X, and Millennials have VERY different opinions on how much they should save for retirement (and they might all be wrong!)
One city is moving the goalposts for their citizens by 5 years and Tim Clairmont breaks down how that dramatically change their retirement years. However, Congress is looking at a few changes that Tim thinks would be favorable!
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