The Fire Your Financial Advisor Podcast by Golden Reserve is for every-day retirees. We challenge financial advisors and the fees the trillion-dollar industry takes from your hard-earned savings.
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Greg and special guest Tim Stallings (Elder Law Attorney) discuss Estate Planning misconceptions; A caller from Findlay, OH, wants to know what type of trust he should use; A listener from Hebron, OH…
We talk mostly about financial health. But in order to enjoy retirement, you must focus on your physical health. Greg’s longtime friend Afif Ghannoum joins us to talk about the latest research on gut…
True or False? “There is no alternative to the market.” Lunch with Warren Buffet was recently auctioned off for $19 million. This dinner event won’t cost you $19.00 and could save your retirement. Ho…
You buy insurance for your car, your house, and your life; can annuities help you insure your retirement?
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America’s IRA expert Ed Slott gives advice on de-taxing your retirement accounts. Greg talks about how the Golden Reserve Tax Mapping process does that…and more.
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In this episode:
Special Guest, VP Mike Pence, and Greg Aler are both writing books— who’s gonna sell more? Greg had the opportunity to sit with the former VP, learn more about his background and get his honest thoug…
Greg sits down with former Vice President Mike Pence to talk about his new book, the future of Social Security and two of our retirement boulders: Taxes and Long-term Care. Stocks for growth and bond…
You’ve heard Greg talk about the 4 Boulders of Retirement. But what goes into developing the Retirement Roadmap needed to avoid those boulders.
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Discussions & Learnings:
It’s hard to relate to big name athletes that make over 100 million dollars a year. But when you look at the much smaller number of their take home pay, we can relate. We are all dealing with taxes a…
With all the talk of recession, is 100% of your life savings still on the blackjack table? Can you afford the ‘friendship’ with your Financial Advisor? Lebron James is dealing with the same fee and t…
Warren Buffett loves stocks. Can you mimic his approach to investing in retirement? Spoiler alert: probably not.
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Warren Buffett loves stocks and market risk, should you? Many investors are backing out of this market to cash. Is that good advice? A great year in the stock market turned out to be a great year for…
Many people believe that Medicaid covers long term care expenses. There is some truth to that but there is a catch. Greg and special guest Anna Christine (an attorney with AlerStallings) explain the …
Two of the big boulders of retirement are market risk and advisor fees. Let’s cut down on those costs and send more of that money your way.
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The bigger the risk, the higher the return, right? Trying to “catch up” right before retirement might be your biggest mistake. Sometimes boring is better.
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There is more and more interest in planning for the high cost of long-term care. But is there an age when it’s too late to have the conversation?
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The cost of long-term care can wipe out a lifetime of retirement savings. Many people still believe that Medicare and Medicaid will pay for it. Greg breaks down the truth and the myths.
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Nothing comes for free, especially when it comes to your retirement accounts. Investment and advisor fees can take tens of thousands from your retirement savings. Is there anything you can do about i…