The Art of Money with Art McPherson

What do baseball, doctor visits, and everyday conversations reveal about financial planning? This lighter episode with Julie McPherson blends real-life experiences with insights on health, habits, and decision-making. It highlights how personal behaviors can influence long-term outcomes.

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What happens when retirement plans meet real-life disruptions? Art McPherson discusses why many retirees appear asset‑rich but feel cash‑constrained, and how health events, market swings, and unexpected expenses can change priorities. The episode examines long‑term care, liquidity, and planning for a retirement that doesn’t follow a straight line.

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Summer travel can create memories—and surprise expenses. Julie McPherson talks through common vacation budgeting mistakes, from hidden fees to over-scheduling and over-packing. The conversation blends practical travel insights with broader money habits that affect family finances beyond the trip itself.

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Sometimes the toughest questions aren’t about money at all. Art & Julie McPherson share a candid conversation that blends relationships, communication, and personal insight with the realities of planning for the future. The episode explores how personality, habits, and priorities influence financial decisions just as much as numbers do.

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Retirement myths tend to sound reassuring—until reality sets in. This episode with Art McPherson breaks down common misunderstandings around spending, healthcare costs, taxes, and working longer. The conversation explains why many expectations don’t match lived experience and how planning assumptions can quietly fall apart. It’s a candid look at what actually shapes retirement outcomes.

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Is market fear louder than reality? This episode with Christian McPherson blends timely market discussion with real‑life spending decisions, using relatable examples like The Masters, travel, and long‑term investing. The conversation explores how perspective, planning, and alignment matter more than short‑term headlines. Listeners hear why risk tolerance changes over time, how market pullbacks fit into long‑term goals, and why enjoying retirement responsibly doesn’t have to conflict with financial discipline.

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Are headlines driving your retirement decisions—or just creating fear? This episode with Art McPherson cuts through financial noise, focusing on how economic headlines, market predictions, and online “experts” can overwhelm people nearing retirement. The discussion explains why the economy matters more than predictions, how disciplined planning helps manage uncertainty, and why seeking a second opinion can restore clarity. Listeners hear how perspective, process, and trust replace panic when markets feel unpredictable.

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Retirement planning looks different for those going it alone. This episode with Art McPherson focuses on solo retirees, widows, and individuals without traditional family structures. The conversation covers budgeting, decision-making, legacy planning, and why guidance matters when support systems are limited.

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Markets move—but emotions often move faster. This episode with Art McPherson explores the emotional triggers that cause retirees to abandon well-constructed plans during periods of volatility. From headline-driven fear to political and economic noise, the conversation explains how overreaction can quietly erode long-term results. The focus stays on discipline, perspective, and why managing behavior is often more important than managing investments.

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Legacy planning is about more than documents—it’s about avoiding unintended consequences. Art McPherson discusses estate planning oversights, unfunded trusts, and the emotional strain families face when plans aren’t complete. The episode reframes legacy as a process that blends clarity, coordination, and intention.

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