Most people wonder how they are doing compared to others in retirement because typically retirees don’t talk about their financial position amongst each other. If this sounds like you, you don’t want to miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns, as we pull back the curtain and discuss retirement’s most frequently asked questions.

Have you ever stopped to think about what you really believe regarding investing in your retirement? What has shaped your beliefs in the things that you think about when it comes to investing? Do you know what your advisor really believes? If you’re unsure about the answers to those questions, you don’t want to miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!

Is it possible that earning a lower rate can be better than earning a higher one? Understanding this mystifying financial paradox might just save your retirement. We’re revealing that secret for you on today’s episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

Why does the government force you to take money out of your retirement accounts? At what age do you have to begin? How much do you have to take out? What happens if you forget? If you have retirement accounts, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns, as we answer these questions and discuss all things Required Minimum Distribution!

If you try to build a house on a shaky foundation, you run the risk of the entire house collapsing. The same is true of your retirement plan. We’re digging into the key pillars of a solid retirement plan on this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

The financial industry really has its own language. The problem is that most consumers have to engage with it. Last week, we started to address some of the relevant terms in the financial industry that you need to know, and we’re continuing that conversation in this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.

Doesn’t it sometimes feel like Wall Street just doesn’t define investment terms very well? In fact, our industry is known for using a lot of jargon. There’s another miscommunication problem: Wall Street doesn’t use plain English. If you’ve ever experienced this, don’t miss this episdoe of “The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns” where we define the major investment terms in plain English.

Have you ever wondered if how you plan and invest in retirement should vary given the size of your nest egg? Do the planning and investing principles change if you have more or less money in retirement? Will your nest egg support you in retirement? We’re answering these questions and discussing retirement planning no matter how much money you have in this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns.