



Lessons from the Oracle
Warren Buffett remains one of the most seasoned and prolific investors, and with over 7 decades of experience, we can learn much from his wisdom on the markets. Donna and Nathan discuss lessons shared by the Oracle of Omaha himself. Also, on our MoneyTalk Moment in Financial History, Nathan and Dan…

The Eras of Financial Life
As you age, your financial priorities will change with you, so it is often useful to segment your financial plan into decades, allowing your plan to evolve to meet the needs of the moment. Donna and Nathan discuss the typical areas of focus that come with each decade as you journey toward retiremen…

Paying Taxes in Retirement
Navigating taxes doesn’t end when your 9-to-5 does, and in retirement the rules can feel even more confusing. Donna discusses some of the tax topics that tend to complicate the filing process for retirees, including social security, RMDs, quarterly estimates and more. Also, on MoneyTalk, considerat…

Playing Offense in the Insurance Game
When dealing with insurance companies it can often feel the chips are stacked against you, and it’s the insurance adjuster’s job to even the scales. Nathan welcomes Andy Gurczak, Founder and CEO of Allcity Adjusting, back to the show to discuss state property insurance laws, mistakes people make du…

The 3 Phases of Retirement
Retirement has the potential to make up 1/3 of your life, so naturally your experience will change as you pass through its various phases. Nathan discusses how we evolve through the three phases of retirement, and what we can do to prepare ourselves for the journey. Also, on our MoneyTalk Moment in…

Year-End Checklist
Year-end is a time to remind ourselves what’s important…like where our money is going, and whether we’re on track for our financial goals. Donna and Nathan go over some of the items on your year-end planning checklist, including auditing unused subscriptions, maxing out tax advantaged accounts, doi…

Aging Alone
Many people end up depending on their adult children for support as they age, but for seniors who don't have children nearby for help, it's crucial to create a plan to ensure that you have the support you need when that time comes. Donna discusses legal protections, human resources, and best practi…

Getting a Handle on Bonds
We typically only hear about bonds when we experience spikes in interest rates or inflation, but understanding how bonds work helps us to better understand how the economy functions. Nathan takes us through 10 things you should know about bonds. Also on MoneyTalk, how different business entities fu…

The Battle for Social Security
Social safety nets have existed in one form or another since the Middle Ages, but no government entitlement program has touched more people or enjoyed more longevity than Social Security. On this edition of our MoneyTalk Moment in Financial History, Nathan takes us through the events that led to th…

Trials of a 1st Year Retiree
The first year of retirement is one of life’s great paradigm shifts, and approaching it with a level of mindfulness is essential. Donna discusses the psychological hurdles that many face following their transition to retirement, and how to avoid getting tripped up. Also on MoneyTalk, how to reinfor…