

What Retirees Can Learn From Pro Athletes
Cam Newton recently discussed on ESPN's First Take the biggest money mistake that pro athletes make. In this episode, Ethan Glasgow reveals the hidden tax traps that both athletes and everyday Americans face after their careers. Discover why retirees are among the most unfairly taxed groups, how So…

Do You See Your Savings as Income or Off-Limits Money?
After decades of saving, why do so many retirees struggle to spend their own money? In this episode, Stuart Seegmiller explores the psychology behind retirement spending and why guaranteed income often feels easier to spend than money withdrawn from investment accounts. He discusses the challenge o…

Why Retirement Timing Is About More Than Just Your Age
The most important retirement milestone may not be the one on your birthday cake. In this episode, Stuart Seegmiller discusses why there is no longer a one-size-fits-all retirement age and how key milestones like ages 62, 65, 67, and 70 can impact Social Security, Medicare, income planning, and ret…

Why Retirement Dreams Often Cost More Than Expected
Your vision for retirement can fall apart quickly if you don’t understand what it actually costs. In this episode, the conversation explores the growing gap between retirement expectations and real‑world expenses, from inflation and taxes to major decisions like selling real estate or creating inco…

The Hidden Danger of Playing It Too Safe With Your Money
What feels safe with your money today could quietly cost you tomorrow. In this episode, Ethan explores the concept of “spaving” and how seemingly smart financial decisions can sometimes create unintended consequences. He discusses the hidden costs of holding too much cash, chasing the latest invest…

Are You Counting on an Inheritance That May Never Come?
What if the inheritance you’re counting on never arrives? In this episode, Ethan discusses why retirement plans should be built around your own resources, not future expectations. He explores the importance of proactive tax planning, how family conversations about estate planning can prevent confus…

Are You a 401(k) Millionaire—or Just a Future Taxpayer?
What if becoming a 401(k) millionaire is only half the retirement planning story? In this episode, Stuart Seegmiller explains why market volatility can be a valuable reminder to review your portfolio, especially as retirement approaches. He discusses the difference between growing wealth and protec…

The Retirement Planning Conversation Too Many Families Avoid
What if some of the best retirement lessons come from people who are still working? In this episode, Stuart Seegmiller discusses the habits retirees can carry forward from their working years, including budgeting, continuous learning, maintaining multiple income sources, and keeping an emergency fu…

The Retirement Questions That Keep People Up at Night
What keeps retirees up at night isn’t always the market—it’s the fear of the unknown. In this episode, Ethan Glasgow discusses the two biggest retirement concerns he hears most often: being unprepared for life’s surprises and worrying about income lasting through retirement. He explains why having …

The “Fab 10” Boom: Opportunity or Warning Sign?
What happens if the hottest stocks in your portfolio suddenly cool off? In this episode, Ethan Glasgow discusses the growing excitement around the “Fab 10” tech companies and why retirees should be cautious about becoming too concentrated in a single sector. He explains the importance of having a P…