The FAANG stocks have been leaders of the market over the past 10+ years. Do they still have room to run, or is their time at the top drawing to a close? What tends and data are traders paying attention to with these innovators? Is it time to run, or time to invest? Peter Richon interviews Allison Ostrander on the FAANG stocks and the tech sector.

There are many ways to structure your retirement plan, but what is the optimal way? Author Tom Hegna has studied retirement in detail and wrote 2 best selling books on he topic of retirement planning. Listen in as he discusses with Peter Richon the optimal structure of a retirement portfolio.

Gold, the markets, and politics are all closely related. What will political events mean for your money into 2020 and beyond? Peter Richon discusses with special guests.

What do industry insiders see in store for the housing market in 2020 and beyond? Peter Richon visits with Debbie Bloyd, founder of DLB Mortgage Services and discusses the trends in the housing market and where real estate plays a role in your portfolio.

Ken Fisher's recent comments raised a lot of attention, landed him in some hot water, and probably cost him some significant $$$ but, is it the only reason we should be concerned about and paying attention to the language being used in financial services? Peter Richon digs beneath the surface of Ken Fisher's comments at Tiburon, as well as examines of the language in some other financial advertising materials.

A plan turns a hope into a goal. We all need our money to provide us with certain things; growth, safety, liquidity, income, protection, tax-efficiency...but, money is a terrible multi-tasker. In order to achieve these things, we have to assign each dollar a specific task and make sure it is doing its job. Peter and Amber Richon discuss your money goals and how to make sure that your dollars are working to help you accomplish your lifestyle goals.

In this edition of Planning Matters Radio we discuss the options for protecting your paycheck and debate the stigmas and value provided through a financial advisor and advisor compensation models. What should you be paying a financial advisor for and how much is a reasonable fee?

In this edition of Planning Matters Radio we cover some recent news stories related to financial and retirement planning.

Author Peter Richon defines the most pressing need in, and biggest concern of retirement, income. The traditional approach to planning for income leaves doubt and worry. What are the methods for planning for increased lifestyle security?

An unexpected accident, injury, or sickness can set back your financial progress and stability. Medical insurance helps to pay the doctor's bills but, how will you pay yours? Proper and adequate coverage can help to protect you and your families comfort and lifestyle and help to make sure you stay on track towards your future financial goals. Peter and Amber discuss the different kinds of protections you can put in place, the costs, and the benefits available.