Federal Reserve Committee meeting vote to keep rates steady for the second time in a row
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss the Federal Reserve Committee meeting.
5 Common Retirement Planning Mistakes
Is your retirement plan lacking? Let’s look at 5 common retirement planning mistakes and how you can get the most out of your retirement plan.
Six years and counting for the Social Security Trust Fund.
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss the Social Security Trust Fund, emergency funds, and a new kind of retirement community.
How a tax plan could help stop you from blowing up your savings
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss tax plans, most common scams this tax season, pre-retirement financial moves, and knowing your weak spots could help make for a stronger retirement.
Is Medicare funding in more trouble than we thought?
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss if Medicare is in more trouble than we thought, the simplest things hold up your tax return, are you strong enough to avoid the temptation, and a new report ranks the best retirement states.
Does the 4% rule still hold up in 2026?
In this episode Grant and Bill discuss does the 4% rule still hold up in 2026, the over-under challenges of retirement spending, and SS COLA estimates.
How much do you need for a comfortable retirement?
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss how much you need for a comfortable retirement, if you married deciding when to apply for Social Security, and passing along an inheritance while you’re still around.
Are Retirement Plan Contributions Tax-Deductible?
Retirement plans like 401(k)s and IRAs can be an easy and effective way to save for retirement. Many investors favor these accounts for their significant tax advantages, which can include pre-tax or tax-deductible contributions. Contributions to a 401(k), traditional IRA, and other retirem …
Elon Musk has some unconventional advice about saving for retirement.
In this episode Grant and Bill discuss Elon Musk unconventional advice and some taxes that have suddenly become very complicated.
Everything old is new again, so this time around are you going to play?
In this episode Grant and Bill discuss how everything old is new again, four questions that could help you decide when to take Social Security, and how one stranger changed the life of a 92 year old woman.
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Medicare and Managing Health Care Costs in Retirement
Health care costs in retirement aren't going anywhere. Naturally, as our bodies get older, it costs more to keep them running. Let's look at the parts of this vital program and how it plays a part in your financial plan.
