How to Retire on Time
Welcome to How to Retire on Time, a show that answers your retirement questions. Say goodbye to the oversimplified advice you've heard hundreds of times. This show is about getting into the nitty-gritty so you can make better decisions as you prepare for retirement. Text your questions to 913-363-1234 and we'll feature them on the show. Don't forget to grab a copy of the book, How to Retire on Time, or check out our resources by going to www.retireontime.com.
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Breaking Down the Self-Insure Option
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How to Get on the Same Page as Your Spouse When It Comes to Risk
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Dynamic Indexes vs. Static Indexes
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A Difficult Conversation Around Commissions
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When Broad Diversification May Not Make Sense
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Why Lowering Interest Rates Could Mean Several Things
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When Even Fiduciaries Have a Conflict of Interest
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Two Parts to Retirement Planning: Financial and Non-Financial
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Buffered ETFs vs Fixed Indexed Annuities
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It’s Time to Change Your Definition of Risk
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An Unconventional Look at Your Advisor’s Services
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There’s More Risk Than Market Risk to Consider
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How to Plan for the Last 10 Years of Your Career
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Ways to Adjust a Non-Retirement Portfolio
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Don't Make This Mistake as You Prepare for Retirement
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Why You Should Assume Everything Affects Everything Else in Retirement
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Why It Is Hard to Sell Your Best Investments, Even When You Know You Should
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How to Retire When Kids are Still Living at Home
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“Hey Mike, when is someone ‘retirement ready’?”
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There’s No Such Thing as a Riskless Retirement
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What Are Buffered ETFs and Are They Right for You?
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How Much Should You Plan on Spending in Retirement?
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Are Deductions Still Worth It?
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The Risks You Have When You DIY Your Retirement Management
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Flat-Market Warning Signs You Need to Know
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How to Approach Your Portfolio in Retirement, Even When Markets Crash
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How to Sell Your Investment Real Estate Before Retirement
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Why You May Not Need a Death Benefit in Retirement
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Why You Need to Pay Attention to Your MAGI in Retirement
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How to Figure Out Your Cash Flow Amount in Retirement
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Different Living Situations for Retirees
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Why You May Not Want to “Plan and Invest Like the Rich."
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Why You May Not Want to Convert All Your Money to Roth
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How Social Security Taxes Have Changed
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Different Ways to Get Funds into Roth or Other Tax-Free Accounts
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Benefits and Detriments with “Fixed-Income” (Income from Bonds)
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Why the Market, Politics, and Other Concerns Should Not Delay Your Retirement
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The Problem with Filing for Social Security Early with the Intention of Investin...
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Why More Risk Doesn’t Necessarily Mean More Reward
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Renting or Buying: Which is Better in Retirement?
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How Your Social Security Taxes are Calculated
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Income Strategies for the First Five Years of Your Retirement
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What Are Your 401(k) Fees?
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How War Can Affect the Market
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What does “Self-Insuring” Really Mean?
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Ways to Give to Your Kids and Grandkids
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What to Do Once You Receive a Large Sum of Money
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Why the 4%, 6%, or Even 8% Withdrawal Rates Could Be Consider Dangerous
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Fees and Where to Find Them
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Why Social Security Is More Secure Than You May Realize
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