Most people assume the future will look like the recent past. That’s called recency bias, and it can quietly wreck a retirement plan. If the market has been strong for years, investors start believing those returns will conti...
Play Latest EpisodeMost people assume the future will look like the recent past. That’s called recency bias, and it can quietly wreck a retirement plan. If the market has been strong for years, investors start believing those returns will conti...
Saving for retirement is only half the job. In this episode, we discuss the five financial loose ends that can quietly drain retirement income and why addressing them early creates flexibility and peace of mind. Although this...
In this last episode of our Planning for Single Retirees series, we tackle the part of retirement planning that matters most when you don’t have a built-in safety net: what happens if you can’t manage life or money on your ow...
The tax planning process doesn’t change for single retirees—but the margin for error does. In this episode, we explain why taxes behave differently when there’s only one tax bracket, no spousal coordination, and no survivor w...
For single retirees, Social Security isn’t just another filing decision. It’s the foundation of the entire retirement income plan. In this episode, we explain why claiming decisions matter more when there’s no spouse, no surv...
Most retirement advice is designed for married couples. But planning for retirement when you’re single comes with a very different set of risks and decisions. In this first episode of a five-part series, we explain why retire...