Today Bob looks at several areas you don't want to overlook in retirement planning, including assuming you won't live a long time, ignoring your spouse after you pass, not having debt, and three other important topics.

Today Cortney Dale joins Megan to go over the 2019 Medicare Open Enrollment period which begins this week, and some of the changes you need to be aware of. In the second half of the show, Bob talks about longevity and how that affects retirement planning.

Today Bob is joined by his son Kurt from Ag Risk Solutions to talk about agricultural issues, among them decisions coming up for farmers on new crop insurance programs.

When you are looking for the right professional to help you plan for retirement, there are things you should ask about during the process. Bob takes a look at what these are and how you can determine the right professional to take care of whatever financial needs you have.

Bob goes over a number of pieces of advise he has received over the years, starting when he was in college and continuing forward. Many of his suggestions revolve around staying away from debt in its many forms as much as possible.

Bob again addresses the issues which surround fees in their investment accounts and how most people don't realize how much they are being charged. He also has a mid-year update on how things are going in the investment world and that media claims or headlines shouldn't knock you off the plan you have going forward.

People are living longer than ever before, and retirements are longer, too. Today Bob addresses the factors involved including remaining engaged for a longer and more satisfying retirement.

Today Bob talks about the factors that make his most successful clients better off in a financial sense, especially the mistakes they avoid in building their nest eggs to make sure their retirement years are as worry free as possible.

On the eve of the tax filing deadline for 2019, Bob addresses how income taxes can snowball into an avalanche of making payments you never saw coming, and how proper tax planning can help you avoid a big tax bite.

No one likes to think about having to need long term care, especially because paying for it requires a lot of money. Today Bob addresses this issue, which is heavily on the minds of Kansans, and how to deal with it when putting together a solid retirement plan.