Jones Financial Talk

It may be time for a procrastination intervention when it comes to your retirement strategy. What do you need to do first?

During this episode, we’re going to look at some of the common financial fears that people nearing retirement often experience and how they can be overcome. In the final segment, we’ll discuss how you can develop a savings target for retirement.

During this episode, we discuss the various pros and cons of living full-time in an RV after you retire. For many people, life in an RV can be a grand adventure but there are potentially significant drawbacks.

Do you have questions about Medicare? This episode looks at each of the different parts of Medicare: Part A, Part B and gives you tips and strategies for your Medicare and healthcare planning.

When you’re planning for retirement, it can be easy to think of your retirement date as the ultimate goal. But the reality is, your plan should address your retirement lifestyle. After all, your retirement could last 20 or 30 years, so you should have a strategy for things like your health and fitness, socialization and travel. A comprehensive strategy can better position you to enjoy the kind of retirement you’ve always wanted.

Looking toward retirement should be a time of optimism and excitement for couples. But in reality, there are numerous traps and obstacles standing between couples and a fulfilling retirement. Yet, with some honest conversations and comprehensive strategizing, couples can view their impending retirement with confidence.

For many people, going through the legacy planning process can seem overwhelming. But by being proactive, and keeping the process simple, you can ensure that your assets are distributed in the manner that you envision.

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.

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.

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.