We dedicate another episode to answering your questions that have come in from the mailbag. Today we discuss 401 (k) contribution limits, having multiple advisors, and socially responsible investing. […]
Today’s show is another mailbag edition. This time around we will answer how much risk is appropriate in retirement, consolidating multiple accounts, and more. […]
Not everything goes smoothly in your financial life. We’ll look at some negative circumstances that many retirees and pre-retirees face and help you find the silver lining in the midst of tough situations. […]
With all of the things in the financial world that you can’t control, why would you sabotage your own retirement by messing up the things you can control? Let’s discuss some ways that people sabotage their own financial health… […]
We dip into the listener mailbag to answer questions on rental properties, 401(k) rollovers, how much money you need in retirement, and how a business owner can invest their profits. […]
Join us as we feature your questions on short-term investing, self-directed IRAs, and rental properties. […]
The Fork In The Road For some folks, the idea of putting together a financial plan can be overwhelming. But it’s less threatening if you just focus on a first step to get you started. But depending on your situation, your most logical first step could be one of several thing. Barbara will help you […]
We’ve got another batch of great questions from listeners to the podcast. Marie wants to know if her three life insurance policies is too much. Later, Daniel wonders how to estimate inflation when planning for retirement. Barbara Lane will answer those questions and more on this episode of The Retirement Pathfinder. […]
Clark in Roscoe wants to know if his family’s $1.5 million is enough to have saved for retirement. It’s a common question that the Pathfinder team gets. So, how much is enough to get you through retirement without having to worry about your money? Phil points us in the right direction on this week’s podcast. […]
Pay yourself first. Compound interest. Be an owner, not a loaner. If you embrace those three mentalities, you’ll be on your way to having a well prepared retirement plan. On today’s podcast, Phil Guske makes his first appearance on the show and shares with us a little bit about his background. He’ll tell us how the lessons he learned from a mentor in the Army led him into the financial industry. And he’ll also show us how you can embrace some of the same philosophies that he did in order to experience a successful retirement future. […]