From Construction Sites to Boardrooms: Lessons with Donald Trump Jr.

What does it take to build success when your last name already carries expectations? Abe Abich sits down with Donald Trump Jr. for a conversation on work ethic, unconventional career paths, and lessons learned from growing up in a high-pressure environment. They discuss how early hands-on experienc…

The Timing Trap: Why Early Market Losses Matter in Retirement

What if the biggest threat to your retirement isn’t how the market performs—but when it performs? In this episode, Abe Abich breaks down sequence of returns risk and why early losses in retirement can have lasting effects. He explains how withdrawing income during market downturns can create long-t…

The Retirement Shift Most Investors Miss

The retirement playbook changes fast—are you prepared for what comes next? In this episode from this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich breaks down the critical shift from saving for retirement to generating income in retirement. He explains how “phase two” planning differs from accumulation, wha…

Is There a Perfect Time for Roth Conversions?

Is there really a “sweet spot” for Roth conversions—or is it more personal than that? In this episode, Abe Abich breaks down when Roth conversions may make sense, especially during lower-income years before Social Security and required distributions begin. He also highlights common mistakes, includ…

Why Market Headlines Shouldn’t Drive Your Retirement Plan

Headlines are loud, markets are volatile—but should your retirement strategy react? In this episode from this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich breaks down why focusing on long-term planning matters more than chasing short-term market moves. He explains the risks of trying to time the market, sh…

Why Your Friend’s Retirement Advice Might Backfire

Just because a retirement strategy worked for someone else doesn’t mean it fits your life. In this episode, Ryan Oliver explains why copying advice from friends, family, or coworkers can quietly throw a retirement plan off track. The conversation explores common “sounds-smart” ideas—like Roth conve…

The Retirement Mistakes People Keep Making—And Why

Wild market swings, concentrated stock bets, and no clear game plan—these are the money mistakes that tend to repeat themselves. From this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich breaks down common retirement missteps he sees every day, including staying too aggressive too long, chasing returns, and h…

Stay, Downsize, or Rent? A Retirement Housing Decision That Isn’t So Simple

Is your home still the right fit as retirement approaches, or could it be working against you? In this episode, Justin Dobak breaks down one of the most emotional and financially significant retirement decisions: whether to stay put, downsize, rent, or relocate. The conversation explores how housin…

The Unexpected Challenge of Going From Saving to Spending

The first year of retirement can shape how the rest of retirement feels—and many people don’t realize it until they’re already in it. In this episode, Abe Abich breaks down why the transition from saving to spending is often harder than expected and how mindset, income planning, and flexibility all…

The Retirement Habits That Quietly Derail Even Well‑Prepared Plans

Why do so many retirees fall into avoidable financial habits—and how can they be addressed before they cause real issues? In this episode from this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich breaks down common missteps he sees as people approach or enter retirement, from taking on too much risk to relyin…