What The Psychology of Money Reveals About Retirement

We all like to believe we’re rational when it comes to money, but our emotions often tell a different story. In this episode, Eric unpacks key insights from Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money and explains how our upbringing, fears, and life experiences shape how we save and spend. From the fear of running out to the trap of always wanting more, Eric explores why logic alone isn’t enough to build a solid retirement plan.

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Early Retirement: Dream Come True or Financial Trap?

Ever fantasize about leaving your 9-to-5 before traditional retirement age? You’re not alone, but is early retirement even possible? In today’s episode, Eric explores what it really takes to retire early including how to tackle healthcare costs, how to make money last longer and the importance of shifting your mindset from spender to saver.

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What 400+ Advisors Say Really Keeps Retirees Up at Night

What are Americans really concerned about when it comes to retirement? In this episode, we unpack the results of an insightful survey from Financial Advisor Magazine, which was completed by over 400 financial advisors. We’ll also compare these answers with the real-world concerns we hear every day from the clients in our own practice.

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Answering Common 401K FAQs

The 401k is the most common way that people save for retirement, which is why we get a lot of questions on the show and in the office about this employer-sponsored plan.

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Finding Financial Silver Linings

Throughout our lives, there will be times when the markets rise and times when we experience downturns. Largely, we don’t have control over the circumstances we’re dealt, but we do have control over how we respond to those situations.

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