Your Perfect Retirement Soundtrack: Top Podcast Picks for Retirees
In a world buzzing with distractions, finding moments of peace and enrichment becomes essential, especially in retirement. Podcasts offer a serene escape from the noise, providing not just entertainment, but also valuable insights and perspectives. Here's a curated list of podcasts that can transform your retirement journey:
A Retirees Perspective on Retirement Planning: Beyond the Finances
Too often, when people think about retirement they focus too much, if not solely, on the financial side of retirement. I had a 35-year career in Financial Services, I understand the importance of being financially prepared. Equally important is the non-financial side of retirement. The “how am I going to live” and “how will I spend my time” side of retirement.
Top 3 Retirement Planning Lessons from Silicon Valley Bank
Well, it’s hard to hide from the news of the Fed and Treasury coming to the rescue of depositors of a failing bank. Silicon Valley Bank is the 20th largest bank in the United States of America and mainly serves the needs of startups and venture capital firms. And because of mismanaged risk and the inability to create liquidity when needed, the bank was taken over by regulators from the FDIC last Friday. This article covers the events that led to the failure of the bank and broader impacts as well as lessons learned from these series of events that can be applied to managing retirement.
Understanding SECURE Act 2.0 for Tax and Retirement Planning
The SECURE Act 2.0, a recent legislative update, ushers in substantial alterations to the landscape of retirement planning. This new law is aimed at bolstering retirement security for Americans and addressing the challenges inherent in the current retirement system. In this article, we'll delve into the key changes brought about by the SECURE Act 2.0 and their potential impact on retirement planning and tax planning strategies.
Budgeting for Retirement
In this video, we walk through a few tips for each different phase of retirement.
Do Individuals in retirement need an estate plan?
If you are retired, spending down your assets, and don’t have young children that need guardianship, do you really need an estate plan? The answer is still YES because if you don’t have one the government will get to decide!
Video FAQ: Should I Own Bitcoin in My Retirement Accounts
This video FAQ discusses the potential reasons that you may want to include Bitcoin in yourretirement accounts, and why you may not.