In part two of her interview with David Wood, Vice President of Lincoln Financial Distributors, Cathy discusses an alternative and/ or supplement to Pensions and Social Security. It can provide an income for you now while also leaving a legacy for your family, which could include a lifetime income.

In the episode, Cathy discusses setting up a multi-generational income with David Wood, Vice President of Lincoln Financial Distributors. The benefits of providing an income for you now, while also leaving a legacy for your family which could include a lifetime income.

The ROTH is a great way to save on taxes in retirement. In this episode, Cathy and Steve Ringo (V.P. of DeWitt & Dunn) discuss the tax benefits of ROTH and ways to convert to start saving now.

Cathy and Steve Ringo discuss 403b's with Jacob Tippit who is certified in 403b planning. If you are a teacher, public school employee, or have a 403b, this podcast is a must listen. 

Best Selling Retirement Author Patrick Kelly sits down for a candid conversation with Cathy & Steve Ringo to talk about the strategies in his book Stress-Free Retirement. The power of NOT losing Money and still beating inflation on the upside for a successful retirement. 

According to the Fidelity Retiree Health Care Cost Estimate, an average retired couple age 65 in 2019 may need approximately $285,000 saved (after tax) to cover health care expenses in retirement. Cathy talks with Russell Wilhite from Dewitt & Dunn Financial Services about the benefits of having Long Term Care as part of your over-all retirement plan.

Social Security could run out in 2035. How will that affect you current and future benefits? Also, when should you start taking Social Security? Cathy discusses these questions and more on this episdoe.

In this episode, Cathy discusses answers to a common question with many American's - "How much do I need for a comfortable retirement."

Cathy discusses the issues and possible solutions for people over 50 who get laid off before they retire.

Cathy discusses what to do is you are 1 year away from retirement.