This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is client experience and mailbag questions. With a financial uncertainity, we all have questions about the market and how your portfolio is doing, you'll hear about the six step educational process and how it can help you get the answers you need. Is the financial junk drawer bogging your portfolio and plan down? Plus, why it's important to break out of our routine when it comes to planning for retirement.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is life insurance and retirement dreams vs. reality. Saving money for retirement is very important. But what are you doing to preserve the money you have saved? Scott offers ways to help you make important decisions today, so you have the income you need for as long as you need to live. Dreaming about retirement vs. living in retirement every day are two different things. When you aren't working anymore, extra income is hard to find. But, there's a vision in retirement we all have. But, how do we get there?

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is financial habits to break and mailbag questions. Only 33 percent of Americans have a written financial plan. So how do you break a bad habit of spending? Knowing there is a problem is important. Plus, why a budget is very important and ways to get our money moving in the right direction.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is financial literacy and time machine to 1975. Most Americans get a failing grade when it comes to financial literacy. Scott discusses the areas people struggle with their finances and how to plan for retirement. Plus, spending habits in the go-go years, the slow go years and the no go years and the attitude in retirement.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is 7 retirement risks and mailbag questions. Don't count your chickens before they hatch. It's a popular phrase, but how does it apply to your retirement and your retirement future? Are you thinking about all the scenarios: like taking social security earlier, your retirement investments or a medical issue that arises? Plus, Scott answers your questions pertaining to your portfolio.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is planning for the worst, hoping for the best. How much do I need to save, have I saved enough, can I avoid to cut back on my standard of living in the retirement? These are the common questions retirees are asking about their retirement. Scott talk about inflation and the high rates, planning for the worst and top 5 signs you need a new advisor.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean. Today's show is annuities and medicare. Learn all about 4 types of annuities. Which ones are right for you and which ones aren't? Not all annuities are bad. and can fit into your financial plan. Later in the show you'll hear the 7 risks of retirement. Plus, test your trivia with medicare Q & A.

This is Financial Insanity w-Scott McLean! Today's show is scott knee's to help your retirement plan. With all the negative financial news, how can you stay on track to help your retirement dreams? Scott has those answers. Things will get better if you stay focused on the markets. Find out why now is the time to be proactive.

This is Financial Insanity with Scott McLean! Today's show is legal and taxes in retirement and guest Robert Brown. Getting ready for retirement is a lot like a road trip. It requires planning. You want everything in place so the trip can be comfortable. There are unexpected events that occur. But, you need to plan for it. Scott tells you why it's i mportant to pay attention to the legal issues and avoiding the taxes that can affect your retirement. Plus, the importance of a will, trust and power of attorney.

This is Financial Insanity with Scott McLean! Today's show is boomers up to bat and gen x on deck. Debt never ends not only for individuals, but in government. So what do we do? Scott will cover what you need to know about the future of government spending and how it will affect your social security, inflation and retirement. Plus, retirement thinking for the boomers generation and how gen x needs to start planning for their retirement now?