In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss: 
- Mick Jagger opens up about getting older, and a new analysis breaks down
exactly how much a couple needs to retire in every state.
- A Trump administration idea borrowed from halfway around the world could
reshape retirement savings, and why so many people over 50 keep putting off the
trip they've always dreamed of.

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss: 
- Why 80% of retirees leave their nest eggs untouched too long — and a shrinking
tax break that rewards early withdrawals.
- A gold market signal spooking investors
- The RMD mistakes costing retirees real money
- A mid-year tax-loss harvesting strategy many people wait too long to
consider.

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss:
- Medicare is about to start covering weight-loss drugs. We'll tell you what's
changing and who may qualify.
- A new report says many seniors are at risk of outliving their savings. Is your state
one of the worst for it?

In this episode, Grant and Bill Discuss:
- Testing your knowledge of Social Security
- Getting in sync with your partner on a “rest-of-your-life” decision
- Age where you are or change the scenery? We’ll have some questions for you.

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss Social Security just hit a historic milestone — and it directly affects your
retirement date

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss working into your 90's because a clerical error denied you a pension, retirement confidence is sliding, and the American dream. 

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss when retirement is not your choice, why one strategist says not to worry about the stock market right now, 5 things that wealth builders have in common, and Dolly's inviting you to stop in for a cup of ambition. 

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss Social Security, getting in sync with your partner on the rest of your life decision, and age where you are or change the scenery?

In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss is the retirement you want the one you'll get, hidden costs can turn a dream into regret, and what's your comfort cost?