Approximately 90 percent of wealthy families will see their accumulated wealth disappear within three generations. It shouldn't be surprising that the generations who had little or no role in creating the wealth have little respect for how hard it was to earn it and preserve it. In this episode, we talk with Pam Mowry, CEO of Canterbury Voices, about the importance of shared vision and values among families and the role that philanthropy plays in a successful financial plan.

Most people have some idea about what their retirement will look like. Travel, spending time with family and friends, volunteering, etc. However, other things they thought would be important often turn out not to be. In this episode, we share 4 retirement realities that many people get wrong.

Preparing for retirement is a journey that takes planning and time with a multitude of decisions to make. Some, like how much cash flow you'll need each month, are pretty evident. Others are less so. These are the misunderstood and overlooked decisions you didn't even consider. In this episode, we share some of those spooky retirement decisions that hide like monsters under your bed, ready to scare you when least expected.

Most people think of planning for retirement as creating the perfect investment portfolio. That's definitely a big part. However, there are so many others parts that are easy to overlook, even by professional financial advisors. Often, they aren't thought of until there's a problem. In this episode, we share some interesting and little asked questions retirees face and how to deal with them.

Do you feel in total control of your financial choices? You buy or invest in something and believe you know exactly what to expect as a result. However, there are often unintended consequences from the financial choices we make. You pull one lever not realizing it could trigger others down the road you can't see. In this episode, we examine some common financial decisions people make and how to anticipate the consequences beyond your initial choice.

Hurricanes, wars, election tension, labor strikes? That was all in just the last week of September 2024. It doesn’t matter the time or season, there will always be bad news that causes uncertainty and fear in the market. It can truly be a mad, mad, mad mad world. However, making financial decisions based on your emotional reactions to these headlines will usually end up costing you. On today’s show, we are giving you the playbook we use for our Millionaire clients so you can avoid spending mad money.

As we near the 4th quarter of 2024, many year-end deadlines are approaching that impact you financially. This means you have just three short months, or less, to make some of the biggest financial decisions you will make all year long. In this episode, we share your year-end financial housekeeping list and options you should consider before the calendar turns to 2025.

It's often said the greatest fear retirees have is running out of money. While that is true, and probably always will be, it's not quite accurate enough. What retirees truly fear is not being able to generate income in retirement. This makes sense because choosing retirement is choosing 30+ years of voluntary unemployment. With no more paycheck from work, you must find a way to generate income in retirement. In this episode, we share our favorite strategies for building your retirement paycheck so you can keep doing all the things you enjoy.

While it’s not a given, there is a high probability that we will soon see The Federal Reserve announce they are lowering interest rates. Naturally, many are asking, "How far and how fast will rates fall?" Regardless of when and how much interest rates decrease, what can we expect to happen when they do? In this episode, we share 5 things to expect as interest rates begin to fall and how you can use them to your advantage.

The Great Wealth Transfer is underway! As Baby Boomers age over the next decade, it is is expected that nearly $90 trillion in wealth will pass from them to their heirs. If you plan to leave a legacy to your family, at some point, they need to know your plans, where the money is, and what to do and whom to call should something happen to you. In this episode, we share the essential estate planning documents you should have to make the transition of your wealth to your heirs much smoother.