The Longevity Financial Planner Podcast

Success alone does not always create fulfilment. Geoff explores generosity as more than money—it's encouragement, wisdom, presence and contribution. Through stories from Cold Nips, Rotary and community life, he explains why giving often changes the giver as much as the receiver.

Many people spend decades building financial security only to discover they are missing something deeper. In this episode Geoff explores purpose as direction rather than achievement and explains why meaning becomes increasingly important in a longer life.

Relationships are more than family and friends. They are the social ecosystem that keeps us engaged, curious and connected. Geoff reflects on sport, community, London, Rotary and intergenerational friendships to explore why relationships are one of the strongest predictors of wellbeing and longevity.

Health is often treated as something to optimise, but Geoff offers a different perspective. Health is the capacity to stay engaged with life. Learn why movement, connection and consistency matter more than perfection, and why health is the operating system that supports every other part of a meaningful life.

Most people think financial security is about having enough money. Geoff argues it is really about confidence, adaptability and resilience. Discover why wealth alone does not create peace of mind and why the real question is not "How much isenough?" but "Is my life resilient enough to handle change?"

Two people can retire with the same amount of money and experience completely different outcomes. In this opening episode, Geoff Ivanac explores why financial readiness is not the same as life readiness and introduces the Five Keys to Happiness that underpin a 100-year life. Inspired by his father's retirement journey and decades of client conversations, Geoff explains why financial planning should start with life, not numbers.

Why do people with the same financial situation end up living completely different lives?

In Longevity Financial Planner, Geoff dives deeper than numbers—exploring what really shapes a long, meaningful life in a world where living to 100 is becoming the norm.