Real Wealth Radio

Whether you’ve been meeting with a financial professional for decades, or haven’t even gotten started, this week’s episode is for you! Tune in as Robin Edgar breaks down how to have a successful relationship with your financial professional through effective communication, teamwork, and asking those important questions.

A loving husband, a beautiful daughter, a growing and successful career. Jane Blaufus had the perfect life until, out of the blue, everything changed. Tune in to learn how, following the tragic death of her husband, Jane was able to bounce back and regain control of her life and her happiness.

Once you reach retirement, it can be difficult to flip the switch from saving mode to spending mode, but hopefully this week’s show with Author Gary Sirak will show you how with the proper budgeting and planning in place, you can enjoy retirement stress-free and financially secure!

Even Stephanie Thompson, a Financial Professional, admitted that her initial focus was on her son’s comfort and well-being during his diagnosis rather than the family finances. Listen to hear how Stephanie and her family didn’t let their son’s medical needs break their bank and learn how you don’t have to either!

If you ever feel shame around money, you’re not alone. In fact, many people feel a shame surrounding their finances, whether it’s the way they spend it, the way they got it, how little or much they have, or something else. This episode, we invited Certified Money Coach Tammy Lally on to help us break the cycle and be confident in our finances!

You’re probably familiar with the Make a Wish Foundation, but have you ever heard of DreamCatchers? This week’s powerful episode features the Founder of Dreamcatchers, Caitlin Crommett, who discusses how her organization grants the dreams of elderly patients in hospice. Tune in as Caitlin discusses the lasting impacts of her organization as well as offering advice on how you can get involved!

For the average Joe, the concept of long-term care can be a challenging one to grasp, especially in terms of planning for the possibility of long-term care. In this week’s show, Dr. Bob Pokorski crunches the numbers of long-term care and provides important information on what to do and not do when planning for your later years.

Many people want to leave their money, house, car, or other assets to their children or family members after they pass, but if you fail to properly plan, those decisions may be left to the fate of your state. Attorney Al Spiegel is on to show us what can go wrong if you don’t plan ahead

As the world continues to evolve, living abroad is becoming easier and more prevalent, but financial laws and protection continue to vary from country to country. Tune into this episode with Trainer Stephen Kagawa to make sure your financial goals aren’t compromised by a move!

Social media is sometimes seen as a distraction but sometimes we take for granted how useful platforms like LinkedIn and Facebook can be in creating work relationships! Tune in as Author and World-Renowned Speaker Kevin Knebl discusses how to build your social media profile so that you can make the ultimate first impression!

After what’s seemed like ages, travel is finally starting to pick back up as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to subside. If you’re ready to get back into the travel game, be sure to tune in as Travel Expert Scott Lopas joins in to talk about how to budget for your dream vacation even if you’re in retirement!

From college, to marriage, to retirement, there’s hardly a moment in life that doesn’t involve financial planning. In this week’s episode, Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff talks about his new book and provides advice to people of all ages on how purposeful spending and good saving habits can set you up for future financial success!