To retire successfully, you'll have to answer many questions and make important financial decisions. In this show we review the TOP 5 questions you should be able to answer if you want to coast into retirement. Don't try to retire without knowing how you would answer these questions.

Many people retire and lose health insurance coverage offered by their employer. They then often join Medicare so there is no gap in coverage. What if you don't qualify for Medicare and leave employer coverage? What if you or your spouse aren't yet 65 and lose group health insurance? In this show, we discuss how to fill this health insurance gap between retirement and age 65.

You've saved your entire life, working from a young age, and finally retire. You seem to have enough in savings to carry you through retirement, but something isn't right. You've hit a roadblock and simply can't get comfortable financially. In this show we discuss a very common challenge faced by those who saved a lot for retirement.

The Health Savings Account (HSA) is the most underrated financial option available for retirement savers. In this show we review what an HSA is and why opening and funding one should be your top priority.

Many people believe they don't have enough money to retire. If that's true, then what do you do? Do you really have to work until you die? In this show we talk about the options you have if you find yourself short on retirement funds. Be proactive and make retirement a reality - listen to this show if you think you'll have to work until you die!

Sometimes the best financial move is wait to claim Social Security. In this show we go over the scenarios and situations where delaying claiming your Social Security benefit makes financial sense. Should you delay your Social Security?

Sometimes the best financial move is to claim Social Security as soon as possible. It often makes sense to delay Social Security, but in this show we go over the scenarios and situations where claiming at 62 or as early as possible makes financial sense. Should you claim Social Security ASAP?

Should you invest in the stock market when you are close to retirement? Why bother with risky assets when you can get fixed rates that are higher than they've been in a long while? In this show we discuss the idea of eliminating stock market risk when you retire.

Should you pay off your mortgage before retiring? Maybe. For many, being debt free in retirement is the ultimate goal. However, carrying a mortgage into retirement isn't necessarily a bad thing. In this show we discuss the idea of maintaining a mortgage during retirement and why, for some people, keeping the mortgage makes financial sense.

A successful retirement is about increasing income and decreasing stress. In this show we identify the common trait seen in those who are experiencing a successful retirement. Focus on this, and your odds of success will go up!