When it comes to retirement there are lots of things that are out of our control that we wished we could predict. This is why it's so important to have a plan in place to be able to handle the unknowns of retirement.

You can test drive a car or an RV, but what about your retirement? We'll share some tips to think about before you make the leap into retirement.

It's easy to make assumptions about what goes into a legacy plan. We'll help make it clear for you as we dive into the basics of creating a lasting legacy for your family.

Are you protecting your retirement from hidden risks? From market swings to rising costs, financial threats can quietly erode your nest egg. In this episode, we reveal key risks and how to prepare so your money lasts. Don't miss this essential podcast to a more secure retirement.

Gone are the days when retirees could rely heavily on robust corporate pension plans. Today, not only are corporate pensions a fading memory, but many retirees need more than their Social Security benefits. This places a greater burden of securing a financially stable retirement on individuals.

Any time is a good time to break a bad habit. Whether you want to make improvements in your routine at home, your job performance at work, with your physical health or your financial health, the time to make a positive change for your future, is right now.

In your working years, a steady paycheck provided peace of mind. In retirement, that sense of predictability can disappear, and is sometimes subject to market ups and downs. In this episode, we explore how to build reliable income streams, so your retirement feels less like a rollercoaster and more like smooth sailing.

You probably know what you should plan to spend on housing and groceries in retirement. And you've been dreaming to finally book that luxury vacation or close on that lake house in retirement. But are you ready for all the unplanned costs in retirement?

We can't prevent bad things from happening. But we can help plan for the worst so if there is an accident, emergency, or serious medical diagnosis...you and your loved ones can focus on healing, not financial headaches.

You've spent an entire career saving for retirement. The last thing you need at this stage of the game is to make a misstep, so you end up spending down your savings too quickly. How can you make sure you've done enough?