Money On Tap

By Ben Brayshaw & Seth Krussman

Hi, and welcome to "Money on Tap", your personal finance headquarters where we bring out the professionals, experience, and some fun in what we call 3 dimensional investing; utilizing insurance, broke... more

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The podcast currently has 423 episodes available.

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December 06, 2025The Generational Wealth Gap, Boomers vs Millennials
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
November 29, 2025Retirement Ready, Are You
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
November 22, 2025Military Retirement, Boots to Benefits
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
November 15, 2025Tax Bill 2025, Big or Beautiful
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"

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November 08, 2025AI...Show me the Money
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
November 01, 2025Powering Your Portfolio, Splitting Atoms or Drilling Wells
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
October 25, 2025Mining the Market - Rare Earths, From Dirt to Defense
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
October 18, 2025Annuities & Retirement, The Powerhouse of Predictable Income
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
October 11, 2025AI Revolution or Bubble Trouble
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min
October 04, 2025Smart Moves in an Expensive Market
Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right question isn't "what's my number?" — it's "where will my income come from?"
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57min

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How many episodes does Money On Tap have?

The podcast currently has 423 episodes available.

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