In this episode Jeff and Jake discuss current economic events, how to plan for retirement's go-go, slow-go, and no-go years, and your retirement reckoning - 4 questions to ask before you retire. 

In this episode Randy, Jake, and Jeff discuss how to know if you can retire this year. Also, retirement moves smart retirees are making right now, how 2026 retirement rule changes have shifted your savings, and a MYGA, CD, Mutual fund - which belongs in your portfolio. 

In this episode Jake and Jeff discuss current events - markets and economy that affect retirees. Also, 8 retirement myths that could cost you thousands, and whether retirees should take risk in retirement. 

In this episode Randy, Jake, and Jeff discuss retirement planning for the conservative investor, what to do with your 401-K, Christian stewardship - retirement planning without fear, and leaving money to kids versus spending it on yourselves in retirement. 

In this episode, Randy, Jake and Jeff answers the top questions sent in by listeners.

On this episode  Jake and Jeff discuss how to master the retirement trifecta - cash flow, longevity risk, and tax efficiency. Also how 401K savers have triggered a big market shift, mutual funds or an ETF - which is better for your retirement, and what happens if you die without a will in Missouri. 

In this episode Randy, Jake, and Jeff discuss whether you can retire this year. Also, June retirement moves, 2026 retirement rule changes, and does a MYGA, CD, mutual fund or money market belong in your portfolio? 

In this episode Randy, Jake, and Jeff discuss retirement planning for the conservative investor. Also, what to do with a large 401K, Christian stewardship with money, and leaving money to kids versus spending it. 

In this episode Randy and Jake discuss the 5 years before retirement, the retirement tax bomb, what if you're forced into early retirement, and gifting to  adult children. 

In this episode Jake and Jeff discuss the retirement squeeze - why it still feels tight. Also target date funds - set it and forget it or not. Then retirement mistakes people realize when it's too late, and whether you should tap into your home equity.