Many people have come across financial myths, whether they’re about a current financial situation or something more general like Social Security, Medicare, or retirement. This episode will help listeners cut through the noise and separate myth from reality.

For many people, Social Security is the key element of their financial retirement strategy, so it’s critical to understand Social Security’s many rules, regulations and quirks. Additionally, in most cases, Social Security should be only one component of a robust strategy.

While dealing with the COVID-19 economy, you may be able to stabilize your finances by setting clear financial goals, setting priorities and more.

When the economy is in flux, you may be able to reduce your stress and increase your peace of mind by following steps that may position you to better protect your finances so you can weather the conditions.

In times of economic uncertainty, there can be tremendous value in examining your retirement income strategy to make sure you aren’t falling victim to one or more of the common retirement strategy mistakes that can upend your hopes and goals for retirement.

In times of tremendous economic upheaval, you can take steps to tighten your budget and reduce your monthly bills. At the same time, there are also measures you can take right now to better protect your retirement.

Roth IRAs can be a solid part of an overall financial strategy. In this episode will describe Roth IRAs, compare them to traditional IRAs, highlight their tax implications and then look at rollovers.

Every once in a while, we hear about a new Social Security scam that targets retirees and pre-retirees. The latest version is another reason to be cautious about who you talk to and what you say.

The federal government’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law in March of 2020. It comes with several loans and grants as well as new and adapted rules and regulations. Find out what it might mean for you.

With millions of Americans currently working from home as the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic, it’s a good time to take control of our finances to better prepare for a strong financial future.