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Pick a number…or pick a percentage. Is that the way to figure out how much you can spend each month in retirement?

Those close to retirement, and IN retirement and paying the bulk of taxes in this country. That may come as a surprise for those about to go on a fixed income.

Is there money to be “found” in your portfolio? Bruce talks about how with smarter tax, fee and risk management, there may be money for your retirement that you never knew you had.

What is a stock market melt up and what might be the danger to the retirement saver?

As your 401k balance got bigger in 2019 it probably didn’t change anything about you. But there is someone who views you in a whole different light.

At the end of 2019 Congress passed “The Secure Act.” There are some big changes that you need to know about if you have an IRA or 401k.

It’s common for people to ask, “How much do I need for retirement?” The internet is full of ideas, and those ideas are constantly changing.

You need to sift through the advice you hear on the financial networks to see if it’s right for you. The question is: Is this advice good for anyone getting ready for retirement?

There’s a new study that says of all the services women use, they are most unsatisfied with financial services. Why is that?

I your financial advisor looks at you and says, “You’re gonna be fine,” don’t believe him.

Converting some of your taxable money to tax free money sounds good, but are you a good candidate for this strategy?

What do you think is more dangerous to your retirement: Losses or lower returns?

Bruce weighs in on one of the more outlandish predictions we’ve heard lately, plus the results of your politics influencing your investing.

Fidelity reports a record number of people pulling out of the market and going into CDs. Is this smart, overly cautious, or misguided? Bruce discusses the alternatives with better risk management.

You may not know it but Judge Judy is one of the highest paid women on TV, and we can learn something from her “No BS” approach.

What do you think your biggest retirement expense will be? Will it be food, housing, fun or something else? You might be surprised.

GE announced it is freezing pensions for 20 thousand employees and offering buy out for 100 thousand others. If you are looking forward to a pension check, what do you need to know?

There is always an excuse to avoid talking about your money and planning for the future. Bruce talks to those of you who say: “I don’t have time,” “I don’t understand it,” “I hate it,” “I do it myself,” and “I don’t have enough money to justify a financial advisor.”