What happens when a parent wants to leave money to their child but keep it out of the son‑in‑law’s hands? This episode dives into the real‑world concerns families face when planning their legacy, from protecting inheritances in the event of divorce to avoiding common estate‑planning pitfalls. Kelton Burgess breaks down how trusts, beneficiary designations, and proper financial structuring can help ensure assets stay in the bloodline. He explains why choosing the right trustee matters, how to avoid co‑mingling inherited funds, and why DIY legal tools often lead to trouble.

Click here to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

What happens when a parent wants to leave money to their child but keep it out of the son‑in‑law&rsquo;s hands? This episode dives into the real‑world concerns families face when planning their legacy, from protecting inheritances in the event of divorce to avoiding common estate‑planning pitfalls. Kelton Burgess breaks down how trusts, beneficiary designations, and proper financial structuring can help ensure assets stay in the bloodline. He explains why choosing the right trustee matters, how to avoid co‑mingling inherited funds, and why DIY legal tools often lead to trouble.
Click <a href="https://www.cranberrywealth.com/contact">here</a> to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

Now that you’re approaching retirement, it’s time to get your cut of the pie. But it’s not as simple as taking a slice out of the fridge. You need to make sure you have the right tool for the job – and that you’re taking as much as you need.

A Slice of Advice with Kelton Burgess, the podcast from Cranberry Wealth financial advisor Kelton Burgess, is your recipe for retirement. From in-depth financial analyses and long-term thinking to the day-to-day developments that affect your bottom line, A Slice of Advice is the cream of the podcasting crop. Listen and subscribe today to start making your retirement planning easy as pie!

Now that you&rsquo;re approaching retirement, it&rsquo;s time to get your cut of the pie. But it&rsquo;s not as simple as taking a slice out of the fridge. You need to make sure you have the right tool for the job &ndash; and that you&rsquo;re taking as much as you need.
A Slice of Advice with Kelton Burgess, the podcast from Cranberry Wealth financial advisor Kelton Burgess, is your recipe for retirement. From in-depth financial analyses and long-term thinking to the day-to-day developments that affect your bottom line, A Slice of Advice is the cream of the podcasting crop. Listen and subscribe today to start making your retirement planning easy as pie!

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The Estate Planning Move Most Families Get Wrong

What if the biggest risk in retirement isn’t the market—but how much uncertainty you can actually live with? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess explores the growing disconnect between how much risk advisors assume retirees can tolerate and what retirees truly feel comfortable with. Drawing on recent research and real client conversations, the discussion centers on peace of mind, income planning, and why protecting lifestyle often matters more than chasing headline returns. It’s a grounded look at aligning investments with real-world retirement priorities.

Click here to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

What if the biggest risk in retirement isn&rsquo;t the market&mdash;but how much uncertainty you can actually live with? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess explores the growing disconnect between how much risk advisors assume retirees can tolerate and what retirees truly feel comfortable with. Drawing on recent research and real client conversations, the discussion centers on peace of mind, income planning, and why protecting lifestyle often matters more than chasing headline returns. It&rsquo;s a grounded look at aligning investments with real-world retirement priorities.
Click <a href="https://www.cranberrywealth.com/contact">here</a> to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

How Much Risk Is Too Much When Retirement Is on the Line?

What if your tax refund could quietly reshape how retirement feels years from now? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess breaks down how recent tax changes, Roth IRAs, and small, strategic decisions can influence retirement income and taxes over time. The conversation explores why taxes often become the biggest surprise in retirement, how refunds and late starts can still matter, and why today’s uncertain markets are pushing many savers toward safety. Along the way, Kelton shares perspective on risk, diversification, and aligning investment choices with your stage of life.

Click here to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

What if your tax refund could quietly reshape how retirement feels years from now? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess breaks down how recent tax changes, Roth IRAs, and small, strategic decisions can influence retirement income and taxes over time. The conversation explores why taxes often become the biggest surprise in retirement, how refunds and late starts can still matter, and why today&rsquo;s uncertain markets are pushing many savers toward safety. Along the way, Kelton shares perspective on risk, diversification, and aligning investment choices with your stage of life.
Click <a href="https://www.cranberrywealth.com/contact">here</a> to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

When a Tax Refund Becomes a Retirement Turning Point

What if earning more money isn’t the problem—and running out of it is? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess breaks down why even high earners, from pro athletes to everyday retirees, can go broke after the paychecks stop. Using real-world examples and market headlines, the conversation focuses on early-retirement spending, income planning, taxes, and why flexibility matters when markets turn volatile. The episode also explores Ray Dalio’s “three rabbit holes” analogy and how diversification, contingency planning, and structured income strategies play a role in long-term retirement stability.

Click here to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.

 

What if earning more money isn&rsquo;t the problem&mdash;and running out of it is? In this episode of A Slice of Advice, Kelton Burgess breaks down why even high earners, from pro athletes to everyday retirees, can go broke after the paychecks stop. Using real-world examples and market headlines, the conversation focuses on early-retirement spending, income planning, taxes, and why flexibility matters when markets turn volatile. The episode also explores Ray Dalio&rsquo;s &ldquo;three rabbit holes&rdquo; analogy and how diversification, contingency planning, and structured income strategies play a role in long-term retirement stability.
Click <a href="https://www.cranberrywealth.com/contact">here</a> to schedule an appointment with Kelton and his team or call 724-766-8853.
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