Planning for retirement can be tricky. After all, it seems the financial markets are always volatile, and you never know what unexpected circumstances could affect you personally. We'll help you plan for the unexpected, and we'll also prepare you for some important financial birthdays. 

Just like the caution lights on your car's dashboard, there are financial indicators that tend to highlight potential problems in your portfolio. We'll discuss some of those indicators, and we'll also take your listener questions. 

On this week's edition of Financially Fit, we'll discuss the primary 401(k) mistakes you might be making. We'll also share some catch-up tips for financial late bloomers, and we'll help you determine whether to find a new financial advisor when you move away. 

On this week's show, we'll talk about the ever-present topic of taxes. We'll also discuss some financial decisions you can't take back. Don't worry, we'll be sure to prepare you to make the right choice when the time comes. 

Investment products can be useful tools in your financial portfolio, but it's important to read the fine print before signing your name on the dotted line. Otherwise, you might end up with a financial fiasco on your hands. On today's show, we'll help you avoid that mistake, and we'll also cover the dangers of financial procrastination. 

Tune in for a healthy financial debate with Eldon Brown. We'll also do some financial reminiscing and take your email questions. 

There are several seemingly obvious strategies to retirement planning that people fail to implement. We'll make sure you're capitalizing on the right approach to your retirement plan. We'll also see what we can learn about our finances from Warren Buffett. 

There seem to be several financial "rules of thumb" to abide by, but are they really that accurate? On this week's show, Eldon Brown joins us to debunk some of these pesky rules. Michelle Brown will also step in to discuss your last decade in the office before you retire and what you should be doing during this time to prepare for "permanent unemployment." All that and more on Financially Fit with Eldon and Michelle Brown. 

In retirement, there will always be those unforseen events that arise. We'll help you plan for the unpredictable. We'll also help you plan for some financial landmarks using your very own birthday. Don't miss out on some advice that just might change the way you approach your retirement plan. Tune into Financially Fit with Eldon and Michelle Brown.