Jeff and Camille revisit how to plan for a worst case scenario in retirement, such as unexpected health care issues and more.

Jeff and Camille discuss the five stages of life that people go through before getting to retirement. These include getting started with work, starting a savings plan, establishing a family, etc. Then what to do in the final years approaching retirement to make sure everything is ready to go from a financial standpoint.

Retiring today is a lot different than it was 40 years ago. Pensions are disappearing and Social Security could be changing in one way or another. Today Jeff and Camille look at how much retirement planning has changed and the kinds of options available so your savings can help provide what you need after you finish working.

People are quite attached to their money and the thought of losing it makes them fearful. Today Jeff and Camille look at how people view money through the eyes of financial author Morgan Housel, whose book of the same name is one of the most popular reads in recent years.

Planning a vacation is fun - planning for retirement, well, maybe not so much. But planning is necessary for retirement to go smoothly, and Jeff and Camille go over some steps to help that process such as when to start, and what kind of financial professional should you choose to help you.

Jeff and Camille revisit the idea of how to put together a retirement plan that works in all kinds of economic conditions so that your post-career years are filled with the kinds of things you want to accomplish.

Small business owners have particular challenges when it comes to retirement, as many do not have savings programs available for the owners and/or their employees. Today Jeff and Camille discuss some available options such as Simple or SEP IRAs, as well as the importance of individual planning that addresses all the elements of a future retirement.

Many people would love to see huge gains in their retirement savings, but sometimes making small gains consistently works as well. In this show, Jeff and Camille speak to this theory, and how falling short in even one area may hurt your plan more than you think.

It's great to have a retirement plan that goes smoothly when conditions are relatively normal. But how about when they are stormy and volatile? Today Jeff and Camille take a look at what a retirement plan looks like that can work under all types of financial and market conditions so that your money will be there and last throughout your post-working years.

Remember the Rubik's Cube from back in the day? It was a nearly impossible game to try and correctly put together. And retirement can be like that with all the pieces you have financially unless you get the right plan in place. Today Jeff and Camille discuss how the right financial professional can help figure out the correct solution to your retirement puzzle by putting all the pieces in the right places to provide what you need for your retirement lifestyle.