"Sell in May and go away" - this is the old adage about the stock market. Does it make sense? The historical numbers suggest that the market returns during November through April drastically outperform the returns between May and October. Does this mean you should adapt the strategy of selling your stocks in May and buying them back on Halloween? Tune in to find out!

The Baby Boomers are at the age where a huge wave are retiring each day. As this continues, it begs the question - what will happen to their assets? Will Boomers follow the the trend which suggest moving out of the stock market as you get older? Will this mean more are selling their stocks each day to raise spending money? Will this large demographic push the US Stock market into a recession? Join us as we explore the validity of this theory and what you can do about it.

Stock market corrections and crashes are a natural part of the investing process. However, what about the people who actually hope for such volatility and downside? In this show we explore the types of people who want to see the stock market go down. We will discuss the motivation and strategies people have for cheering market corrections. Is hoping for a market correction a bad thing or a good thing?

Time for some fun! Have you ever learned a financial lesson from a song you heard on the radio? Well, tune in as we listen to some classic songs and discuss the important financial lessons embedded in the songs.

We'll cover songs by:

The Rolling Stones

Dire Straits

The Beatles

ABBA

Pink Floyd

Ludacris

and others....

So bring your dance shoes, paper, and pencil for an exciting episode of Dolphin Financial Radio

According to the 2019 annual report from the board of trustees overseeing Social Security, under current assumptions, the reserves will be depleted in 2034. What is happening? How can we fix this? What should you do about your Social Security strategy? Listen in!

That's quite the headline. We've talked about the money troubles of lottery winners before, but this one is current and it's a doozy of a story. Dan looks at what happened and the financial lessons that we can learn to help improve our own financial lives and retirement savings.

In this episode we discuss the Congressional Budget Office finding that federal employees have a 17% higher wage/benefit package than their private sector counterparts.

The health benefits of intermittent fasting are pushing more people to adapt this lifestyle. Besides the health benefits, are there any financial benefits? In this episode we discuss how intermittent fasting can improve your financial well-being in several ways.

Money is a leading cause of divorce. In this show we discuss the ways money might impact a marriage or relationship and explore tips on how to communicate with a spouse about money.

Tax refunds are down this year. Does that mean the Trump tax law changes are hurting Americans? Is getting a refund a good thing? We explore the details of what is happening this first year of tax returns under the new rules.