Chris looks at Wall Street’s suggestions about protecting against a down market early in retirement, and has some major disagreements

Who do you think is the highest paid woman on TV? Oprah? Ellen? Nope. We’ll tell you who makes 47 million dollars a year, and what we can learn from her approach to money.

What do you think your biggest retirement expense will be? Will it be food, housing, healthcare, fun or something else? You might be surprised.

When doing the analysis of a financial plan Chris always talks about the “golden nuggets” they find that can be easily fixed. Is there “lost money” in your plan that could be put in YOUR pocket?

There is always an excuse to avoid talking about your money and planning for the future. Bruce talks to those of you who say: “I don’t have time,” “I don’t understand it,” “I hate it,” “I do it myself,” and “I don’t have enough...

One of Wall Street’s best tells you one of the biggest retirement mistakes to avoid.

Finding someone you trust to handle your money and walk with you through retirement planning can cause a lot of apprehension. Chris addresses those fears.

There is a Nobel Prize winner that talks about the difficulty on making your money last in retirement. How can you become that “Income Wizard?”

Chris participated in a 36-hour endurance challenge in Utah recently. How does climbing that mountain relate to your climb to conquer “retirement mountain”?