Retirement Starts Today
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Are Super Savers Failing in Retirement? with Andy Panko [Rebroadcast]
October 5, 2026 · 1 hr 2 minA special recording from Andy Panko for his Retirement Planning Education Podcast: We discuss how the financial industry is evolving, the common struggles of "super savers" in retirement, and the importance of aligning financial decisions…
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How to Get the Most from Your Employee Benefits [Rebroadcast]
September 28, 2026 · 28 minEmployee benefits are one of the most overlooked aspects of financial planning. We often check a few boxes during open enrollment and move on—but are we truly maximizing what's available to us? This week, we sit down with Joe Saul-Sehy…
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Using IRAs To Reduce Estimated Tax Penalties
September 21, 2026 · 18 minDid you receive a windfall late in the year and then get penalized for not paying estimated taxes on it earlier? It doesn't seem fair, but the IRS might levy a penalty for that. There is a way to fix it - and similarly for RMDs you might…
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6 Cases When a Roth IRA Conversion Isn't a Smart Move
September 14, 2026 · 25 minA Barron's piece from Jonathan Shenkman shares 6 reasons to think twice before you convert a Roth IRA. I agree with some of them - but strongly disagree with others because they apply to Super Savers - listeners of this show…
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Why I Object to 'Hitting a Number' for Retirement
September 7, 2026 · 20 minChristine Benz got a text from a friend the other day. A mutual friend from college was retiring because he'd "hit his number in the stock market". Most people would read that and think, good for him. Benz says all her alarm bells went…
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The 'Open Sandwich' Generation
August 31, 2026 · 15 minThe term "Sandwich Generation" has been around since the 80s. You're the one in the middle - with aging parents on one side and dependent kids on the other. Dan Haylett shared an article he calls The "Open Sandwich" Generation, which is…
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Your $135,000 Retirement Risk
August 24, 2026 · 18 minThe 2025 Milliman Long-Term Care Index put a number on long-term care: $135,000, the lump-sum amount an average 65-year-old would need to set aside today to cover the expected lifetime cost of long-term care. But there are some details…
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38% of Retirees Underspend
August 17, 2026 · 20 minA Corebridge Financial's decumulation study found 70% of American retirees say it's "very important" that their nest egg doesn't shrink in retirement. Another result found 38% say they've spent less than they wanted to- but not because…