This week Lynn discusses your safe withdrawal rate. How much can you spend in retirement without outliving your money? It's one of the most fundamental questions confronting anyone who has retired—or is getting ready to.

This week Lynn talks about not shopping on Black Friday. There are much better ways to spend your time and your money. The temptations are huge, but it’s all a part of the big marketing machine to get us to spend more and have more. But do we really need to have more stuff? Join Lynn as she discusses some better ways to focus your time and money.

At Her Retirement, we are very research based. As a result, I like to base much of what I talk about on my podcast on industry research. This week I summarize some key points on the 2021 study by conducted by Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America. The study is called the retirement risk readiness study.

This week we’re talking about happiness in retirement. The most successful retirees are the ones with the biggest bank accounts, right? Not necessarily. Although good financial planning and a solid retirement strategy play major roles in being comfortable and content after leaving the workforce, there’s more to it. Let’s discuss.

In this week’s episode Lynn talks about couples having staggered or asymmetrical retirements and all the planning and discussions that must occur when deciding if the pair will retire at the same time or at different times.

This week Lynn talks about Long Term Care Planning and protecting your life savings. Join Lynn as she discusses some long-term care myths and statistics. Long-term care risks are very real. The only way to protect yourself is to proactively plan for them. That’s what we’re all about at Her Retirement. We’ll connect you; we’ve got you covered. Listen and learn more.

How concerned are you about inflation? More than 1 in 4 people say it’s their number one worry when it comes to the economy. But should you worry about it? Should it keep you up at night? If you know how inflation works and can keep your eye on the bigger pictures. You won’t sweat the fluctuations and can make better financial plans and decisions. It’s all about being informed. Let’s discuss.

This week Lynn explores her experience becoming an empty nester. Instead of talking about finances, Lynn talks about some of the things that happen to us on our journey to retirement.

This week, I’ll discuss the three things you need to focus on when achieving financial wellness. Join me as I talk more about this process.

There are two important components that make up the Estate Planning process: a Last Will and Testament and Trusts. While most people are aware of the purpose and structure of a Will, Trusts can be a little more difficult to understand. Listen to learn more.