In retirement some people think they might not want to live here anymore, although the tough thing about living in California is you don’t get this weather just anywhere in the country so it’s a hard thing to give up, but if family moves across the country and that’s the pull or maybe you just want to expand your horizons and go find another place in the country to live. There’s a lot to consider and Brad breaks this down for us.

We don’t know how long we’re going to live, which means you don’t know how long you need your money to last. Because we have no idea about this, that makes it very vulnerable, right? Brad offers some helpful tips on how to make your money last in retirement.

When it comes to retirement income planning, the stock market should not be your sole focus. We know people have felt some angst here in the last few weeks because of the stock market, but should the stock market affect our retirement?

You know when you get that new job for the first time and you fill out all the paperwork that HR has you doing? You fill that out and don’t really think about it again. You get another job and you do all the same stuff. Guess what? You’ve got several 401k’s. In this weeks episode Brad gives us some tips on what to do when it comes to those old 401k's.

We all make mistakes, but when it comes to your retirement making mistakes could cost you, not just today but down the road. Brad has a list of common mistakes that people in his industry see over and over that can cost retirees later in life. We go over this list on today's show.

We have hit the halfway point in 2024 and Brad White updates us on the different trends he is seeing and how they compare with years past.

Brad White gives us a real-life example of working with someone who just sells investments goes wrong!

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We work and we get a paycheck. Yes, that’s somewhat why we work. We have a life dream or a goal, but we also want to put money in the bank account to keep a roof over our head, lights on, gas in car, groceries in the fridge. In retirement, are you prepared to replace that paycheck? That’s what we’re going to explore in today’s show.

Opinions expressed are as of the date of recording and are subject to change. Information contained herein is for informational and illustrative purposes only and general in nature. It should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any type of securities or insurance products and no investment decision should be made based solely on any information provided herein. All investments carry a risk of loss, including loss of principal amount invested. Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk. It should not be assumed that diversification or asset allocation protects a portfolio from loss or that such will produce profitable results. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

Client experiences vary, successful outcomes not guaranteed. Hypothetical examples are for illustrative purposes only. Actual investor results will vary.