Mind Your Money

During this episode, we’ll be examining tips and strategies that may be helpful if you’re likely to retire as a single person. Though there are some challenges to taking a solo retirement adventure, there are also plenty of exciting and rewarding opportunities, too. And, with the right strategy and commitment, you can enjoy a solo retirement with the lifestyle and experiences you’ve always wanted.

Where do you even start when looking at Medicare? This episode serves as a potential beginner’s guide to Medicare. This can be a confusing subject. There are so many parts, rules and regulations. We break some of those parts, rules and regulations down for you.

401(k) plans are one of the most popular ways to save for retirement. They can be especially valuable if your employer matches a percentage of your contributions. But what about people who don’t have the option of a 401(k)? In this episode we talk about what your Retirement Savings Options are when a 401(k) isn’t an option.

You may have seen commercials for prescription drug cards that can save you money on your medications. Are they real? Are these cards related to insurance somehow? This episode looks at what these cards do, where they come from and how they can impact you.

During this episode, we’ll discuss some of the critical things that life insurance beneficiaries should know, including what happens if a policy has lapsed and when you can expect to receive your payout. Additionally, we discuss the pros and cons of both permanent and term life insurance.

A lot has changed because of Covid-19. You need to know how it affects your finances and what you can do about it. We talk about that and more in this weeks show.

We all have hopes and dreams for our retirement. But those don’t truly become goals unless you have a plan on how to achieve them. This episode looks at some steps you can take to turn those retirement wishes into goals.

There are a few things that you can do in light of COVID-19 that will help you understand your path to retirement better and can help you do something besides worry.

In our current environment with the virus and how it has affected our lives, our jobs our finances and even our investments now is a good time to discuss basic planning and maybe be better prepared after we make it through this.

Divorce is a disruptive force in life. It can have an impact on your retirement saving and strategy as well. This episode looks at some options for resetting your retirement strategy in the aftermath of a divorce.