Don’t Wait for a Crisis: How to Talk With Aging Parents (Ep. 117)
We’ve learned that many of the most important retirement decisions aren’t only about finances. They’re about family, communication, and preparing for moments that none of us hope will come.
In this episode, I speak with Tami Calais, Aging and Change Coach, owner of Calais Senior Consult, and Motiv…
How Are Annuities Taxed? A Simple Guide for Retirement (Ep. 118 | Pt. 3)
Retirement tax planning can feel confusing, especially when annuities enter the conversation.
I’ve found that many people aren’t really asking about the annuity itself. They’re trying to understand what happens to their money, how it’s taxed, and whether an annuity is the right fit for their reti…
How to Decide If an Annuity Fits Your Retirement Plan (Ep. 119 | Pt. 4)
If you’re a woman planning for retirement and an annuity has been recommended to you, the hardest part may not be understanding how it works. It may be deciding whether it actually belongs in your retirement plan.
Asking better questions can help you understand what you’re considering before you c…
7 Essential Strategies for Successful Investing for Retirement (Ep. 121)
Retirement investing can bring many questions, especially when your savings need to support your lifestyle for decades. How do you balance growth, income, taxes, and market uncertainty when planning for life after work?
In this episode, I share my recent webinar from the New York Public Library’s …
Beneficiary Designations: 9 Key Questions for Retirement Planning (Ep. 122)
Life changes, but the beneficiary forms attached to your retirement accounts, insurance policies, and other assets may still reflect decisions you made years ago.
In this episode, I explain why beneficiary reviews should be part of ongoing retirement planning and walk through nine questions that c…
Rethinking Retirement: Building a Life on Your Own Terms (Ep. 123)
What happens when the life you planned no longer fits the person you’ve become?
Retirement planning can create space to reconsider where you live, how you work, and what you want your next chapter to look like.
In this episode, I talk with Meg McKeen, Founder and Principal Consultant at Adjunct A…
Social Security Rules Women May Not Know: Survivor Benefits, Retirement Age & Taxes (Ep. 124)
Social Security rules can look straightforward until survivor benefits, retirement ages, taxes, and your personal history start overlapping.
Understanding where these rules came from can help you recognize which details deserve a closer look before you file.
In this episode, I look back at how So…
Retirement for Women: Identity, Purpose, and Life After Work – Part 1 (Ep. 125)
Retirement can look settled financially and still leave you wondering who you’ll be when your career and title change. How do you prepare for the parts of retirement that don’t show up on a financial statement?
In this episode, I sit down with Kelly Ottman, PhD, Professor at Milwaukee School of En…
Retirement for Women: Identity, Purpose, and Life After Work – Part 2 (Ep. 126)
What happens when the career that shaped your schedule, relationships, and identity is suddenly no longer part of your everyday life? Preparing for retirement can mean thinking beyond the financial pieces.
In this episode, I continue my conversation with Kelly Ottman, PhD, Professor at Milwaukee S…
Season 3 Episode 14: Lance Burch: Weird People: Living with Joy and Contentment
Pastor Lance Burch shares a powerful message about Living with Joy and Contentment!
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