Are you the kind of person that tends toward extremes in your life, or do you prefer to keep it in the middle of the road? Regardless of which type of person you are, you must avoid extremes in your retirement plans. If you want to learn more about retirement planning extremes and how to avoid them, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!
How much money can you comfortably take from your investments when you retire? This is a common question that we often get in our office. If you don’t have a good answer, you could run into lots of troubles in retirement, so tune into this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns as we tackle this topic!
Birthday surprises, surprise trips, financial surprises…Not all surprises are equal. Whether you love or despise them, we all have one thing in common: We don’t like bad surprises, especially when it comes to our finances in retirement. If you want to learn how to minimize surprises in your retirement, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!
One of our favorite aspects of a new year is the fresh start! It provides an opportunity to reflect on the previous year and put new plans in place. Reviewing financial basics can help lay the foundation for a successful year, and the beginning of the year is the best time to do so. Join us for this special edition of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns as we get back to basics for 2025!
The election is behind us and the Red Sweep of the Presidency, House, and Senate is on everybody’s mind. If you’re wondering how the new administration can affect your retirement plans, you’ve come to the right place. We’re breaking it all down for you on this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!
The end of the year is the perfect time to create and review a year-end financial planning checklist, ideally with a financial advisor. The items included on your checklist may vary depending on your age and situation, but if you are actively saving for retirement (especially if you are already retired or within 15 years of retirement), listen to this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns to learn what items you don’t want to forget!
We often talk about how to plan for and achieve a stress-free retirement as a couple, but many of our clients and listeners are single, divorced, or widowed. In our many years of working with retirees, we have found that there are some unique aspects of retiring single that get overlooked, and their neglect can have an even more significant impact. Join us on this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns as we discuss how to achieve a solid retirement as a single!
As we exit election season in the United States, did you know that you can have a vote in retirement? When you get to the retirement stage of life, you have the ability to make decisions about your investments, goals, and dreams; these are important aspects of building a stress-free retirement. If you want to learn how to cast your vote for a winning retirement, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!
Nobody wants stress and anxiety in retirement, especially after working so hard and sacrificing so much to get there. If you want to learn the keys to a stress-free retirement, you’ve come to the right place because that’s what we’re going to reveal to you on this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns. You won’t want to miss it!
In almost all of life, there are more than two ways to do something. Even a complex math problem with only one correct answer has many ways to solve for that answer. Did you know that there have always been and will always only be two ways to get return on your money? If you want to learn what those two ways are and how they work, don’t miss this episode of The Retirement Income Show with Dave Stearns!