This week on Retire Y’all Radio, Adam Curran delivers his trademark candid advice and humor on retirement planning while tackling hot topics like the idea of 50-year mortgages, stock picking, and Bitcoin. Adam shares his personal background and unique perspective, reflecting on financial habits, the value of frugality, and the pitfalls of stretching debt over a lifetime. Adam encourages listeners to seek written retirement plans that proactively consider all aspects of finance, from taxes and investments to healthcare and estate planning, emphasizing the importance of working with a straightforward, independent advisor.

The episode also features spirited discussions about American culture, the changing landscape of real estate, and Adam’s friendly stock-picking contest at a local country club. Adam shares nuggets of wisdom on cryptocurrency. Through personal anecdotes, witty asides, and unfiltered opinions on everything from entitlement to social trends, Adam makes a compelling case for the importance of building confidence in retirement.


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This week, Adam Curran delivers his signature candid advice on retirement planning, tackling the latest Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and what it means for retirees. Adam emphasizes that making wise decisions about Social Security is crucial, and too many people base this significant financial choice on gut feelings or misinformed advice. He strongly encourages listeners to claim their benefits strategically, noting that Social Security should be treated as a million-dollar asset. He underscores the importance of planning over just accumulating wealth.

The conversation also debunks the myth that one needs a million dollars to enjoy a comfortable retirement. Drawing on experiences with clients from all walks of life, Adam shows how people with modest portfolios often find greater fulfillment and financial success by focusing on sustainable spending patterns and meaningful relationships. He highlights the value of finding trusted partners who can provide holistic financial services—including tax, estate, and healthcare planning—all under one roof.


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This week on Retire Y’all Radio, certified financial planner Adam Curran dives into the realities of retirement planning, boldly touting the value of working with someone who puts mastery and hard work ahead of credentials alone. Adam shares his journey to CFP certification, the sacrifices involved, and his frustration with the current focus of the CFP board. He argues passionately for merit-based professional standards and opens up about how plans—not just asset amounts—are key to successful retirements. With his characteristic bluntness, Adam criticizes the industry's trend toward prioritizing empathy and inclusivity over hard financial expertise, emphasizing that ethical and empathetic conduct should be a given, not the main subject of symposiums.

The show also touches on the current financial landscape, tax code changes, inflation, and market volatility, with Adam offering his optimistic take on the economy's future. He highlights his firm’s comprehensive approach, helping clients not only with investment management but also with taxes, estate planning, and health insurance—all under one roof. Adam’s message centers on putting clients’ interests first, building retirement plans that reflect individual goals and life stories, and standing up for hard-working Americans.


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This week on Retire Y’all Radio, Adam Curran dives into the intersection of bold personal beliefs and practical financial planning. Adam opens up about his unapologetic conservative values and the recent controversy surrounding his on-air comments, touching on topics like race, religion, and political correctness. He argues that “radical” views in today’s culture are less about traditional values and more about the shifting norms he sees in American society, urging listeners to be open to real, long-form dialogue across political divides. Despite the heated rhetoric, Adam keeps his focus on the importance of living an abundant, confident retirement, reminding listeners that wealth should be measured by freedom and fulfillment—not just a big net worth.

Shifting gears to retirement advice, Adam challenges conventional wisdom found in popular financial articles, calling for a redefinition of “wealth.” He contends that true wealth is rooted in relationships, freedom, and peace of mind instead of simply accumulating assets. Drawing from years of experience, Adam encourages retirees to spend money while they have the energy and opportunity, rather than hoarding it for late life. Adam’s message is clear: retirement should be about enjoying life and creating a plan that empowers you to do just that.


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On this week’s show, Adam Curran reflects on his journey from humble beginnings—hosting small client events with his wife and dog—to leading large Oktoberfest gatherings with hundreds of attendees across coastal South Carolina and beyond. He credits his firm's exponential growth to a strong commitment to client experience, hiring and developing talented team members, and maintaining a personal, old-fashioned approach to financial service, emphasizing genuine relationships over slick sales tactics. Adam recounts personal anecdotes, discusses the value of community feedback, and underscores the importance of having a financial plan specifically designed for the unique circumstances of South Carolinians.

Looking forward, Adam highlights several key firm updates—such as expanding the tax team, and possibly adding an estate planning attorney—to better serve clients. He stresses that company growth will only continue as long as the quality of their work doesn’t suffer, prioritizing client satisfaction, team development, and a family-first mindset above all. Adam encourages listeners to “kick the tires” on their planning process by requesting his complimentary retirement planning kit and books.


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This week, Adam Curran tackled the heated generational debate, challenging the trend of blaming baby boomers for America’s current social and financial woes. While acknowledging issues like rising national debt and “woke” culture, Curran defended baby boomers for their work ethic, financial discipline, and frugal approach to life, arguing that millennials and Gen Z are quick to blame previous generations rather than take personal responsibility for their own financial challenges. Drawing from personal family stories and his experience advising thousands of retirees, he emphasized the importance of long-term planning, sacrifice, and practical financial habits—reminding listeners that building wealth requires hard work and that no generation has a monopoly on national challenges.

Throughout the show, Curran passionately promoted a holistic approach to retirement, proudly explaining how his firm, Current Financial Partners, offers “one roof” service covering investments, tax preparation, estate planning, and healthcare. He was candid in expressing his conservative worldview and insisted that those seeking financial advice should work with advisors who align with their values and genuinely “shoot it straight.”


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This week’s show addresses critical issues facing retirees, beginning with the importance of understanding how much of your retirement savings—like 401(k)s and IRAs—actually belong to you after taxes. The firm offers comprehensive financial services, including investment advice, tax preparation, estate planning, and insurance, all under one roof.

The broadcast also delves into recent emotional events, particularly the death of Charlie Kirk, reflecting on the challenges of finding unity in today’s divided world. Adam shares personal struggles with isolationism and stresses the importance of supporting organizations like Turning Point, which foster faith-based dialogue and engage younger generations on college campuses and social media.

He encourages listeners to stand firm in their values, support businesses that share their worldview, and be proactive stewards of their families and communities. The episode urges everyone to have a clear vision for retirement and life, and to remain steadfast in spreading positive, faith-driven messages—even amidst societal and political tensions.


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This episode of Retire Y’all Radio with Adam Curran tackled timely topics in retirement planning, weaving Adam's signature candor and humor throughout. Adam debunked the narrative around the so-called "Trump accounts," and comparing them to 529 plans. Spirited discussions veered into social commentary, financial responsibility, and even the origins of bizarre idioms, all used to stress the importance of honest financial guidance. Adam made it clear: retirement wealth is less about how much you have and more about thoughtful, practical planning that fits your real-world needs.

Throughout the show, Adam emphasized his philosophy of helping retirees confidently spend and enjoy their money, not just squirrel it away. He underscored that Social Security remains a critical leg of retirement, even as projections warn of future insolvency and reduced benefits. Adam advocated for developing a comprehensive financial plan—one that includes investments, tax preparation, estate planning, and healthcare decisions.


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This week on Retire Y’all Radio, Adam Curran dives into the importance of thoughtful retirement and financial planning, sharing his bold, unscripted perspective on money, family, and the pitfalls of holding onto investments for sentimental reasons. The episode weaves in personal stories, candid humor, and the importance of controlling what truly matters in life.

In a characteristically lively and irreverent style, Adam unpacks the history and controversy surrounding annuities, warning listeners about high-fee products and advocating for a stripped-down, transparent approach. The conversation touches on capital gains taxes, political trends, and the dangers of following financial media hype, ultimately circling back to Curran Financial Partners' fiduciary commitment and the value of diversified, uncorrelated assets.


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In this week's episode of Retire Y'all Radio, Adam Curran, a certified financial planner, shares his no-nonsense approach to retirement planning. Adam emphasizes the importance of having a solid plan rather than focusing solely on wealth accumulation.

The episode delves into the theme of "Lessons Learned from Clients Dying," where Adam reflects on the poignant and often unexpected insights gained from clients during their final days. He discusses the triviality of money in the face of mortality and the significance of planning for a fulfilling life, stressing that many people delay their dreams due to financial apprehensions. Adam encourages listeners to consider their bucket lists more seriously and to avoid leaving these aspirations unrealized. The show balances humor with profound insights into life and death, urging listeners to seize the day and rethink their financial and life priorities.


For more information about Curran Financial Partners, visit https://curranfinancialpartners.com/

For more information about Curran Financial Partners, visit https://curranfinancialpartners.com/