Figuring out how to pay for college can be a daunting task. The truth is that there are more possibilities and options than many people think. Join hosts Chip and Jon as they cover ways to remove the uncertainties of paying for college. With their actionable tips and sage financial insight, you’ll come away with an understanding of college funding that’s in sight and within reach.

Invariably, the biggest decision students make following graduating high school is “Where to now?”. Should they go straight to work, continue to college, take a gap year, get a technical degree, or perhaps a combination of these approaches?

Chip and Jon discuss various education paths and how to get there efficiently and affordably. Learn where to start to make the best decisions for your students’ objectives, abilities, and career aspirations. Listen in for know-how nuggets and actionable tips on education planning and prep.

Learn how to build connections in your community and “plug in” to relationships in your area. In this episode of the Retirement Remix, hosts Chip and Jon are joined by guests Mike Miller, President of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, and Kevin Lackey, Director of Brunswick Business and Industry Development. Listen in as they offer valuable information about making connections and networking locally.  

Join hosts Chip and Jon in this episode of the Retirement Remix as they discuss how to ease into your new home and community after a move. Hear insight and tips about setting up a new network of contacts, unpacking and organizing your home, and following up with your financial team. Find out why moving time is an opportune time to check on your financial goals一and keep them on track. Settle into your new home with these actionable tips from Chip and Jon.

In this episode of the Retirement Remix podcast, Chip and Jon discuss how to put together a moving checklist to make the most of your move. Whether you’ve already committed to moving or are planning a move in the future, this episode is sure to delight listeners with practical, helpful advice. Learn about preparing for a move, packing guidance, timing your moving tasks, moving day, and the important things that people often forget when they move. This episode is packed (ahem) full of tips for everyone moving to another home.

In this episode of The Retirement Remix, Chip and Jon discuss how relocation, or simply moving down the street, might impact your retirement. The average American moves homes over 11 times in their lifetime. Find out why someone might move as they are approaching or considering retirement and learn about the effect moving can have on your healthcare, support network, and finances. Gain new insight as Chip and Jon reveal potential opportunities for movers approaching or considering retirement. 

Chip Munn and Jon Tait discuss a key problem for anyone who wants to retire: “Can I Retire Yet?” Listen in and find out about the "7 things you need to know to retire confidently". If you want to learn more about making your retirement dreams come true, then don’t miss this podcast.

The best part of retirement planning, we can adjust it to reflect any concerns you may have. What if I live too long? Will I run out of money? What if my healthcare costs rise? What are some investing components to look at? What are my goals? Will inflation affect my savings? How much should I save? What's my budget? What about insurance?

Kicking off a new segment, Chip and Jon reflect on how long we work before retirement and how long we are now living in retirement. Everyone will have a unique retirement plan and it makes a big difference to reframe what "retirement" means to you. Some starter questions we cover: What are the differences in the social security system now than when it first started? What are some non-financial impacts to prepare for when transitioning to retirement?

In this special episode, Chip Munn and Jon Tait are joined by Erik Marechal, President of Mclean Marechal Insurance to discuss how to help protect your real estate investments with insurance. The biggest takeaway: relationships make the difference.

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