How much cash is enough in retirement—and why does the answer change? Ken and Nick Tumolo explore emergency funds, market downturns, and the role of safe money in retirement planning. Using real market history and client behavior, this episode explains why retirement plans must adapt to how people actually spend, not just how spreadsheets assume they will.

To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit TumoloFinancial.com

Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

How much cash is enough in retirement&mdash;and why does the answer change? Ken and Nick Tumolo explore emergency funds, market downturns, and the role of safe money in retirement planning. Using real market history and client behavior, this episode explains why retirement plans must adapt to how people actually spend, not just how spreadsheets assume they will.
To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit&nbsp;<a href="https://tumolofinancial.com/">TumoloFinancial.com</a>
Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on the Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement needs. With decades of financial experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

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How Much Cash Should Retirees Really Hold?

Retiring this year can lock in decisions that follow you for decades. In this episode, Ken and Nick Tumolo walk through the financial moves that matter most when retirement is close, including tax planning, Medicare timing, healthcare costs, and investment allocation. They explain how today’s inflation, shifting tax laws, and market cycles can create avoidable mistakes if planning starts too late. A practical conversation focused on preparation, flexibility, and why the years just before retirement often shape the years that follow.

To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit TumoloFinancial.com

Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

Retiring this year can lock in decisions that follow you for decades. In this episode, Ken and Nick Tumolo walk through the financial moves that matter most when retirement is close, including tax planning, Medicare timing, healthcare costs, and investment allocation. They explain how today&rsquo;s inflation, shifting tax laws, and market cycles can create avoidable mistakes if planning starts too late. A practical conversation focused on preparation, flexibility, and why the years just before retirement often shape the years that follow.
To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit&nbsp;<a href="https://tumolofinancial.com/">TumoloFinancial.com</a>
Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

The Retirement Decisions You Make This Year Can Echo for Decades

Winging it might work on game day—but it can derail retirement fast. Ken and Nick Tumolo use Super Bowl season as a backdrop to explain why many people reach the “retirement red zone” without a real plan. This episode explores the difference between chasing investment returns and coordinating income, taxes, Social Security, and estate planning. Through real‑world examples, they highlight how planning—not guesswork—shapes decisions like when to retire, where to live, and how to spend confidently. It’s a practical conversation about building a retirement strategy that accounts for more than just the market.

 

To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit TumoloFinancial.com

 

Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

Winging it might work on game day&mdash;but it can derail retirement fast. Ken and Nick Tumolo use Super Bowl season as a backdrop to explain why many people reach the &ldquo;retirement red zone&rdquo; without a real plan. This episode explores the difference between chasing investment returns and coordinating income, taxes, Social Security, and estate planning. Through real‑world examples, they highlight how planning&mdash;not guesswork&mdash;shapes decisions like when to retire, where to live, and how to spend confidently. It&rsquo;s a practical conversation about building a retirement strategy that accounts for more than just the market.
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To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit <a href="https://tumolofinancial.com/">TumoloFinancial.com</a>
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Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

Your Financial Super Bowl Needs More Than a Game Day Plan

Many people plan to retire at 65—then life pulls that date closer. In this episode, Ken and Nick Tumolo explore why so many retirees leave work earlier than expected and how even a one‑ or two‑year shift can change the math. The conversation looks at healthcare timing, longevity planning, spending confidence, and why knowing your numbers matters more than picking a retirement age. Real client stories highlight how clarity can ease anxiety around spending and help retirees navigate surprises without derailing their plans.

To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit TumoloFinancial.com

Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

Many people plan to retire at 65&mdash;then life pulls that date closer. In this episode, Ken and Nick Tumolo explore why so many retirees leave work earlier than expected and how even a one‑ or two‑year shift can change the math. The conversation looks at healthcare timing, longevity planning, spending confidence, and why knowing your numbers matters more than picking a retirement age. Real client stories highlight how clarity can ease anxiety around spending and help retirees navigate surprises without derailing their plans.
To schedule a Tumolo Financial Retirement Checkup visit <a href="https://tumolofinancial.com/">TumoloFinancial.com</a>
Ken Tumolo and his son Nick Tumolo join you on Tumolo Financial Radio to offer solutions and strategies for your retirement planning needs. With decades of financial planning experience, Ken and Nick offer tax recommendations, estate planning advice, Social Security maximization, wealth management, retirement income planning and much more.

How Much Cash Should Retirees Really Hold?

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