With life investments we take risks.  It's the nature of the game.  In retirement, we can't afford to take risks.  When the money is gone, it's gone.  Dollars and Sense as a "zero reik" approach to your retirement dollars.  Find out more, right now.

In life, we need a plan and to help that plan be successful, we need someone behind that plan who fully understands what needs to be do.  Retirement is a major life event and we get one shot at making it work.  Dollars and Sense is key to making retirement work for you.

Somteimes we try to DIY stuff, including investments and retirement.  Retirement is serious business and making mistakes with your hard-earned money is a place you don't want to be.  Take a listen and get some great advice on how retirement can work for you.

You can't go into a conversation about retirement without preparing for that conversation.  If you are prepared you will come out of that initial meeting with good information.  Today's podcast will help you get ready.

Great career and tons of money in the bank.  That's easy.  So how about your retirement?  You need a plan.  And by listening to this podcast you just got a first down.

Social media and other advertising platforms can fill your head with way too much information.  To discover what's best for you, it's always smart to start by talking to a retirement specialist, like Doug Horne.  Take a listen.

You can ask your brother or the guy at the gym, but a good retirement specialist is a person that listens and understands who you are and what you want out of your retirement.  The good news...you've found the podcast that can take you there.

Life needs checklists.  From family, to job, to retirement.  Do you have a retirement checklist?  Let's make one, right now.

We love to research stuff, and one of the most important research projects you should be doing is about your retirement.  You're listening to this podcast because you wanted to know more.  Great start.  

You've got to start that conversation about your retirement, but you really don't know what kinds of questions to ask.  Take a moment and jot down a few of those important things you have on your mind.  It's a great start to a productive conversation and a successful retirement.  Then, pick up the phone and talk to Doug.