What are some of the key questions you need to be able to answer as you prepare for retirement? That’s our first topic today.

We’re finally seeing some positive economic trends in the final weeks of 2022 with some better economic numbers here in the U.S. So, are we out of the woods yet? And how does the 2023 retirement outlook shape up? We’ll tell you in today's show.

Interest rates on the rise, continued pressures from inflation, and a crypto crash? Plus, did any of your favorite athletes or actors retire this year? We’re winding down the year 2022 with a look at the top financial and retirement headlines of the year.

If you haven’t checked the allocation of your investments recently, do so now to make sure the makeup of your portfolio will keep you on track for your goals.  Rebalancing is especially important after a year like 2022 when investors have faced unnerving news around volatility, inflation and interest, but changing your portfolio too much can mean you're speculating, not investing.

Who is most likely to be comfortable and confident with their retirement? There are a few things you can do to help secure your financial future and Victor will help us break it all down.

A new study reveals that American adults believe they’ll need to save more in order to retire comfortably. But they’ve also saved less.  How much will we need to live comfortably in retirement?  Victor tells us in todays show.

“It’s more likely to get worse than better.” That’s the forecast for the global economy in the coming months. We’ll tell you more about what analysts are predicting for our economic future and what it means for your retirement

The fourth quarter is here and it’s time for savvy, strategic investors like you to take action. Creating a tax-efficient, inflation-adjusted income strategy now can help you stay ahead of the game later.   

How do we get ahead of rising costs in retirement? It’s a question a lot of you have right now and we’ll get some insights from Victor in today's show as well as the latest news on Social Security benefits next year and inflation spreading to become a global fight. 

As with many other aspects of financial planning, when it comes to your health coverage in retirement, it’s NOT a good idea to set it and forget it. And now is the time to take a look at your Medicare coverage for next year.