Have you ever been a coach, or have you ever played on a team without a coach? If you answered “yes” to either of those questions, you know how critical a coach can be, especially if you want to win. If you want to win the game of retirement planning and investing, you won’t want to miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns as we discuss the importance of having a Retirement Investment Coach.

Dreaming about retirement is easy, but planning for a successful retirement is another story. It can be tricky, and if you’re not careful, you may find yourself affected by pitfalls along the way that can be catastrophic to your retirement dreams. We’ll help you avoid those pitfalls on today’s chapter of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

As your host of The Retirement Income Show, did you know that Dave is on a mission? Sometimes he even feels like a retirement missionary, helping to save retirees from the whims and narrowness of Wall Street and move towards really seeing the light of investing for pure income in retirement. If you’re not sure that you won’t run out of money before you run out of life, you don’t want to miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

When you step into retirement, you need to ensure that you have enough income to satisfy your needs and wants, so it makes sense to have a financial advisor who is an Income Specialist. On this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns, we’re discussing the characteristics of an Income Specialist so that you can enjoy your retirement!

Could it be possible that your understanding of the investment terms that your advisor uses is not what he or she means? If you don’t understand the terms, you could walk away with a totally different interpretation, and the reality is that your retirement and the dollars you’ve saved up all of your life could be at risk. Don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns where we discuss the terms and definitions of income investing in plain English.

Planning for retirement often brings up many questions, and we understand it can feel like piecing together a complicated puzzle. On this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns, we’re answering some of the most common questions retirees have about achieving a successful retirement, such as:

-How much money do I need to retire comfortably?
-What kind of income can I rely on during retirement?
-When should I start taking Social Security benefits for optimal results?
-What are the best strategies for withdrawing funds from retirement accounts?

Did you know that there really are odds and ends when it comes to your retirement? It’s fine when the odds and ends are only in your junk drawer but not in your retirement plan. If you want to learn what odds and ends might be in your retirement plan, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!

Retirement can create some uncertainties, and in our many years of helping people plan for retirement, we’ve discovered several common concerns retirees often have. From family dynamics and lifestyle to inflation and financial security (plus lots more!), we’re discussing common retiree concerns and how to address them on this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

We’ve all heard the expression “Make hay while the sun shines,” but we never really know how long the sun is going to shine. When it comes to investing for income, the sun is getting ready to set, so you don’t want to miss this special episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns where we’re explaining why now is the time to make hay investing for income in your retirement.

Do you ever wonder how your financial advisor ranks with other advisors or what it would be like to work with a different financial advisor? Maybe you’re not sure if you even need an advisor, or you may be thinking about making a change to a different one. If you fit into any of these categories, you don’t want to miss this episode of the Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns, where we’re discussing what good financial advisors should do.