In this episode Gary discusses keeping your money safe in volatile times, inflation, people who are afraid to open their financial statements, a real story from one of Gary's clients about receiving money from her life insurance because she became disabled, and how much it costs to retire.

In this episode Gary talks about interest rates continuing to rise, the "Master Plan," retirement lifestyle, paying for long-term care, and listener questions about IRAs.

In this episode Gary’s guest is Dr. Larry Kotlikoff, professor of economics at Boston University about his new book, “Money Magic.” Gary also discusses challenges retirees face, not outliving your money, a plan for long-term care, and answers listener questions.

In this episode Gary talk with Dan Pilla of the Taxpayers Defense Institute. Dan is the author of 14 books on dealing with the IRS, and in this show explains how to solve your IRS problems and how the IRS works.

In this episode Gary talks about the Ukraine conflict and how your plan can protect against volatility. He also talks about the Master Plan, avoiding fatal retirement mistakes, and the best long term care plan.

In this episode, Gary discusses the affect inflation has on your retirement, volatility in the markets, a plan to pay for long-term care, and his weekly segment in which he answers listener questions.

In this episode Gary welcomes another one of his coaches, Tom Hegna. Nobody knows retirement income planning better than financial expert, author, and speaker, Tom Hegna. As a former First Vice President at New York Life, Tom has dominated the main platform of all the biggest stages in the retirement and financial planning industry. Mr. Hegna is a best selling author of books such as, "Paychecks and Playchecks," and "Don't Worry, Retire Happy."

In this episode Gary welcomes Don Graves, an expert and educator in the field of reverse mortgages. Don is one of the coaches Gary strategizes with for clients who are exploring this option. Mr. Graves is also a professor on the subject at the American College of Financial Services. For more information visit www.itsjustamortgage.com.