How much do you need in retirement savings? What should you start saving today? How do you calculate how much you need and how much to save? The bottom line: YOU Must Create Retirement Savings. And, if you’re planning on relying on your monthly Social Security checks to get you by in retirement, you might […]
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Episode 139: How to Talk About the Money with Mom and Dad
Author and award-winning finance journalist Cameron Huddleston is going to help us create a plan to successfully have the conversation about money with Mom and Dad. Watch the Show Listen to the Podcast How to Talk to Your Parents About Money We focus so much about helping our kids with the finances, but what about […]
Episode 135: Five Steps to Become the 401k Millionaire Next Door
Benjamin Brandt, host of the Retirement Starts Today Radio Show and Founder/CEO of Capital City Wealth Management is coming on the show today to talk about the 5 steps to building wealth inside your 401k. Believe it or not, $1 million may seem like a lofty goal by today’s standards, but will it be enough […]
Episode 128: How CARES Act Waives Penalties on Withdrawal From Retirement Accounts
Watch the Show Today on the show it’s just me going over everything you need to know about CARES Act and retirement accounts. This video was recorded as a live stream to both Facebook and Youtube. A separate recording of the audio can be found on the Money Peach Podcast — or anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Listen […]
2020 Blooom Review: Finally, A Robo-Advisor for Your 401(k)
In this 2020 Blooom review, I will share with you what Blooom is, how it works, and why it’s a great free tool for your own retirement plan. First, let me share a little bit about how Blooom (yes, there are three o’s) has helped my own retirement plan.I was 23 years old and getting […]
Episode 110: Think $1 Million is Enough to Retire? Think Again with Darryl Lyons
My Guest on the Show… Author, speaker, entrepreneur and money-behavior expert Darryl Lyons is on the show today to talk to the middle class about our behavior with money. If you’re not on food stamps or you’re not vacationing on your yacht, then you and I both would be considered the middle class…and we have […]