Stay Wealthy Retirement Podcast

One multi-decade study suggests nearly half of working households may be at risk of falling short in retirement.

But another respected study found that fewer than 20% were actually behind.

So which one should you believe?

The answer reveals a weakness in the way we typically measure retirement progress.

Here's what you'll learn:

→ Why 2 resp...

Most retirement planning treats the transition like a single event.

But in reality, you're navigating THREE different shifts at the same time.

And while traditional planning is well-equipped to handle the first, it spends far less time on the second and almost none on the third.

Here's what you'll learn:

→ Why 50% of retirees plan to spend little o...

You've spent decades building a nest egg large enough to fund the retirement you want.

The next challenge is making sure it can support that same lifestyle for the next 30 years.

At 3% historical inflation, the $100,000 lifestyle you retire on could cost $240,000 a year by age 90.

And the assets that feel safest — cash, CDs, and money market funds — have ...

Two retirees can have the same age, the same nest egg, and the same monthly expenses.

Give them the exact same retirement income plan, and one may feel completely comfortable while the other loses sleep the moment markets fall.

That's because retirement income planning involves more than math.

It also depends on how much certainty you want, how much fl...

Americans now say they need $1.5 million to retire comfortably, according to a recent survey.

That's nearly 60% higher than the "magic number" reported roughly five years ago, which helps explain why so many retirement savers feel behind.

But that number is a survey average, and measuring yourself against it could cost you years you can't get back.

In th...