We hear a lot half truths in the financial world, not necessarily because people try to make misleading statements, but because sometimes a simple statement just doesn't quite tell the whole story. Let's discuss a few examples…

Some things in life are just plain bad and there's no way to spin it in a positive fashion. But then there are lots of things that do have a bright side if you just have the right perspective. Let's talk about some matters in the financial world that might initially seem bad but could definitely have a silver lining for you.

Logan will be playing a game on this episode - he'll be given sets of three statements about financial planning, and say which one is the lie. Play along and see if you can spot the correct answers.

We'll dive into some famous quotes from well-known investors, to see what we can learn from them about retirement planning.

Wisdom can come from unexpected places. We'll examine some quotes from some unlikely sources, and see how they relate to financial planning.

The obvious thing for us to do on this show would be to tell you all of the reasons that you should work with a financial advisor. But instead, we're going to tell you all of the reasons that you shouldn't…

Having a good financial plan can help you resist some of the financial temptations that the average person will face. Let's talk about some of these common temptations that we often see people fall victim to.

Logan will examine some common housing and real estate questions that people may face as they plan for retirement.

Winston Churchill has some choice quotes that could easily apply to financial planning. Let's see what we can learn from him.

Once your kids leave the house, it opens up a new world of questions about your finances and retirement portfolio. We'll answer some of these common questions, so that you're not another victim of empty nest syndrome.