Income Planning
Mailbag Questions
Brad and Dana read and respond to listener questions on annuities, insurance, and retirement strategy. With honesty and humor, they break down complex financial products, explain when certain tools make…
Read MoreCracks in the Foundation
Brad and Dana reflect on how easily cracks can develop in even the best retirement plans—whether from unexpected political changes, inflation, or just getting out of “routine” after the holidays.…
Read MoreBreaking the Saving Habit
Brad shares his approach to transitioning from a full-time schedule to a more purposeful, flexible retirement. He highlights the importance of planning for travel and experiences, being intentional with both…
Read MoreBreaking Bad Financial Habits
Brad Ford explores the pitfalls of poor financial habits in retirement planning, focusing on the importance of laser focus, time management, and the value of a written plan. The episode…
Read MoreFour Questions About Retirement and More
Brad provides clear, straightforward answers to the most common retirement concerns—including taxes, Social Security, creating your own pension, and the risks that threaten retirement security. The episode features real listener…
Read MoreThe Power of Financial Planning
Brad Ford shares a personal health scare that underscores the unpredictable nature of life and the importance of proactive planning. The show weaves in reminders about not just financial strategies…
Read MoreMoney Challenges in Retirement
Brad Ford and Dana Wright highlight real-world money challenges faced by retirees, from ensuring steady income to handling health insurance and taxes. They share anecdotes about how every retiree’s journey…
Read MoreWomen in Retirement
Dana and Brad discuss retirement fears as well as retirement help for women.
Read MoreThe 3 Inch Putt
Dana and Brad discuss maximizing your Social Security within your retirement plan.
Read MoreGarden Safety Tips
Dana and Brad discuss safety tips when gardening with Judy Halstead of the Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener Association (SWIMGA).
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