O.W.N. Your Retirement®

In this episode we explore actionable steps to achieve your financial goals in the new year. We'll discuss strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing, including tips for reducing debt, maximizing retirement contributions, and building an emergency fund. Join us as we provide practical advice and motivation to help you make 2025 your most financially successful year yet.

During this episode, we’ll discuss things you need to know about Social Security in 2025 as well as some of the lesser-known services that Social Security provides.

During this show, we’re going to discuss how you can save money on withdrawals from retirement accounts.

During this program, we’re going to discuss what the recent news of a Fed rate cut means for the average American.

During this show, we’ll begin by looking at the retirement needs of Gen X before broadening out to discuss the retirement needs for workers of all ages.

During this show, we’re going to look at why many Americans may be afraid of retirement and strategies you can use to help avoid that fear.

Confused about whether to roll over your 401(k) or keep it where it is? In this episode, we break down the pros and cons of both options. Learn about tax implications, investment choices, and how to make the best decision for your financial future.

As the leaves change and the air cools, it's time to give your finances a seasonal refresh. In this episode, we'll discuss essential steps to prepare your budget for fall expenses, including spending plans, paying down debt, financial planning and more.

Retirement can be a golden chapter, but many people look back with financial regrets. In this episode, we dive into common pitfalls that can derail your retirement dreams. From underestimating healthcare costs to regretting impulsive purchases, we'll uncover the most frequent financial missteps and provide actionable advice to avoid them. By the end, you'll have a clear roadmap to a worry-free retirement.

During this show, we’ll look at steps you can take if you want to move your retirement date up. We’ll also look at the benefits that come with filing for Social Security at ages 62, 67, and 70.