According to a new poll, one in five Americans believe they'll never retire, 62% of people who aren't retired yet believe Social Security won't even cover half their expenses and only 33% of Americans have a written financial plan. Of course, there are some simple steps you can take to gauge your preparedness for retirement and it's as easy as checking off the boxes on our retirement checklist.

Inflation, Taxes, and Market Volatility are just some of the risks that you need to manage to protect your retirement future. Fortunately, there are ways to prepare, but it takes serious planning to manage the challenges you and so many retirees could face in the coming years!

It's always important to keep your personal information as secure as possible, especially in our digital age today. However, there might some things you're carrying in that wallet or purse that could be putting you at risk too.

A special guest joins us to discuss the financial impact of the election and how to be more tax efficient in retirement. Today's special guest Becky Swansburg, CEO of Stonewood Financial, and the nation's leading expert on Legislative Risk in retirement.

How much money do you really need to retire? It seems that everyone has an opinion on that, and the numbers get higher every year, but how do you know how much you'll really need for your retirement journey? Joining in this discussion is Financial Zach Roberts, IRMAACP

The number one concern for most people when they talk about their retirement is whether their money will last as long as they do. So we'll disclose 5 Ways to Help Make Your Retirement Income Last Longer. Joining in this discussion is Financial Advisor Zach Roberts

We'll explore some of the more common retirement mistakes and regrets that others have shared and discover ways that you can avoid them.

Early retirement is a dream for many, but can you really afford to do it? Before you quit your job and sail off into your retirement journey, you'll need to carefully consider taxes, health care, income sources and a lot more. And you definitely shouldn't retire early without a written plan. So, where do you start? Joining in this discussion is Joel Cavaliere CFP TM

Every woman needs have her own Financial Plan – no matter whether she's single, married, or in a committed relationship! Unfortunately, most women don't have a written plan.

With the nation's debt climbing to unprecedented levels, higher taxes may be inevitable. Have you prepared your financial and retirement plans? Learn what you can do to safeguard your future. Joining us in this discussion is Financial Advisor Zach Roberts.