How do your children and grandchildren factor into your retirement planning? Joel discusses how to create a legacy for future generations without sacrificing your own lifestyle in retirement

A discussion of bad financial decisions, and the excuses that you make to try and justify them.

Joel discusses some of the apocalyptic predictions that you've probably heard in the news-- Social Security is going broke, the national debt is going to crush us, the stock market is going to crater, etc... Are these concerns legit, or much ado about nothing?

If you're interviewing a financial advisor to evaluate whether or not you want to work with them, what questions should you be asking? It's probably a different set of questions than what you'd get from a google search on the matter...

Joel Johnson investigates the questions you should be asking about your retirement... but probably aren't.

Special Guest Andy Friedman of the Washington Update joins us to explain what to expect from Congress this year and how it might affect your finances.

Not seeing eye-to-eye with your spouse when it comes to financial planning and retirement? Joel discusses how to get yourselves on the same page.

Everybody loves the phrase "financial independence." But...independent from what? Joel discusses what financial independence really is, and how to achieve it.

The new year is always a good time to assess your bad habits and evaluate ways that you can improve yourself. What about your financial bad habits? Do you have behaviors related to your money that you need to change?

We've found that a lot of people are constantly moving the goalposts when it comes to their retirement planning, often to their own detriment. Are you guilty of constantly changing your goals or your philosophy without even realizing it?