What does true retirement security look like in today’s ever-changing world? Many say you need a million dollars to retire, but the real answers lie deeper—beyond any magic number. Join Steve and Quentin Chastain as they dig into the myths, the moving parts, and the common mistakes that can make or break your retirement peace of mind. Discover why your “enough” is unique, and which surprises can upend the best-laid plans.

You visit your doctor every year for your annual check-up to stay healthy and to be aware of any potential issues when it comes to your health. Why should your financial health be any different? That only multiplies in importance once you get in retirement, because you’re no longer earning a paycheck. This show examines what you need to be aware of to be cognizant of your financial health in pre-retirement and retirement.

According to a new Axios/Ipsos poll, one in five Americans believe they’ll never retire, 62 percent of people who aren't retired yet believe Social Security won't even cover half their expenses and only 33 percent of Americans have a written financial plan. This means nearly 70 percent of us don’t have a written strategy for our money. But there are some simple steps you can take to gauge your preparedness for retirement … it’s as easy as checking off the boxes on our retirement checklist.

Many people think of retirement as a destination — you work hard, you save, you arrive. But for millions of women, retirement isn't a destination. It's a marathon that could run 30, even 35 years — and the plan many of them have might not last that long.

According to a new Axios/Ipsos poll, one in five Americans believe they’ll never retire, 62 percent of people who aren't retired yet believe Social Security won't even cover half their expenses and only 33 percent of Americans have a written financial plan. This means nearly 70 percent of us don’t have a written strategy for our money. But there are some simple steps you can take to gauge your preparedness for retirement … it’s as easy as checking off the boxes on our retirement checklist.