5 Types of Independence Every Retiree Needs

As we celebrate the Fourth of July, this episode explores what independence truly looks like in retirement, beyond fireworks and freedom. Scott dives into five core areas of independence that every retiree (or future retiree) should be aiming for as they prepare for life after work. It's not just about having enough money, but having control, peace of mind, and a plan that works.

By |2025-06-23T19:20:35+00:00June 26, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on 5 Types of Independence Every Retiree Needs

Smarter Estate Planning: Why You Need a Plan Now

Listen in as Scott talks through the essentials of estate planning – from why a simple will isn’t enough to the key life events that should prompt updates. If estate planning has been on your “someday” list, this episode might just be the nudge you need to finally get it done.

By |2025-06-17T21:29:03+00:00June 19, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Smarter Estate Planning: Why You Need a Plan Now

Retirement Breaking News: The 4% Rule Gets a Makeover?

The 4% rule gets talked about like gospel in retirement planning. But let’s be honest, it’s always been more of a rough guess than a golden rule. Now, its original creator is revising it to 4.7%. So, does that mean your retirement paycheck just got a raise, or is this just another headline that oversimplifies a complex decision?

By |2025-06-10T23:40:33+00:00June 12, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Retirement Breaking News: The 4% Rule Gets a Makeover?

The Lazy Way to Retire? Let’s Talk Target-Date Funds

Target-date funds just passed $4 trillion in assets. They’re now the default investment in many 401(k)s, and millions of Americans are using them without really understanding how they work. So, are they a smart choice… or just the easiest one?

By |2025-06-04T21:42:31+00:00June 5, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on The Lazy Way to Retire? Let’s Talk Target-Date Funds

5 Ways Wishful Thinking Can Damage Your Retirement

A little hope is good for the soul, but when it comes to retirement planning, wishful thinking can lead to serious financial mistakes. Today, Scott’s walking through five common examples of wishful thinking that can quietly damage your retirement, and how you can build a plan that protects your future instead of relying on luck.

By |2025-05-29T14:35:49+00:00May 29, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on 5 Ways Wishful Thinking Can Damage Your Retirement

Why Type A Investors Should Probably Do Less

Today, we’re talking about Type A personalities. If you’re driven, competitive, and goal-oriented, then you’re part of the club that often struggles during difficult markets. When things get tough, your instinct is to work harder, push more, and fix the problem. But in investing, that instinct can sometimes backfire. 

By |2025-05-20T21:32:29+00:00May 22, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Why Type A Investors Should Probably Do Less

Are You Saving Too Much For Retirement?

We’ve all heard that Americans don’t save enough for retirement, but what if the opposite is true for you? Can you save too much? In this episode, Scott tackles a surprising but important question raised by a listener: “Are we over-saving at the expense of living now?”

By |2025-05-06T18:02:39+00:00May 8, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Are You Saving Too Much For Retirement?

Retirement Lessons From The Masters (Part 2)

In part two of this special Masters series, Scott takes us to the “back nine”- the final stretch of retirement planning where pressure builds and smart decisions matter most. From avoiding risky plays in your 50s and 60s to understanding how emotions can derail your strategy, Scott lays out what it really means to finish strong.

By |2025-04-23T01:32:13+00:00April 24, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Retirement Lessons From The Masters (Part 2)
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