In this episode of Cruising Through Retirement, Kevin Brucher discusses the recent report from the Social Security and Medicare trustees, which shows that the depletion dates for these programs have been pushed back. He emphasizes that these numbers can change every year based on the economy and the funding from payroll taxes. Kevin also addresses the topic of inflation and argues that the current rates are normal when viewed from a historical perspective. He advises listeners to be mindful of their spending and to focus on saving money. Additionally, he highlights the importance of getting a second opinion on investment portfolios to ensure diversification and avoid potential pitfalls. Call 800-975-6717. Visit Silver Leaf Financial to learn more.

<p>In this episode of Cruising Through Retirement, Kevin Brucher discusses the recent report from the Social Security and Medicare trustees, which shows that the depletion dates for these programs have been pushed back. He emphasizes that these numbers can change every year based on the economy and the funding from payroll taxes. Kevin also addresses the topic of inflation and argues that the current rates are normal when viewed from a historical perspective. He advises listeners to be mindful of their spending and to focus on saving money. Additionally, he highlights the importance of getting a second opinion on investment portfolios to ensure diversification and avoid potential pitfalls. Call 800-975-6717. Visit <a href="https://www.silverleaffinancial.com/">Silver Leaf Financial </a>to learn more.</p>

Retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Kevin has focused on helping investors age 50+ preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce overall income and estate taxes. Many conservative investors have used his advice to invest their savings prudently and transfer more wealth to their heirs efficiently. Visit silverleaffinancial.com for more information.

Cruising Through Retirement with Kevin Brucher

Kevin Brucher discusses the recent report from the Social Security and Medicare trustees, which shows that the depletion dates for these programs have been pushed back.

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