Real Wealth Radio

Are we in a recession? What does that mean for investments, employment, and retirement? Ryan Dooyema and Mark Eibel share their perspectives on where the economy might turn as professionals who spend day in and day out analyzing the market. Get in the know in this podcast episode!

Everyone thinks, “That will never happen to me,” but according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, someone turning 65 today has an almost 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care services and support in their remaining years. In this episode, we brought on Dr. Bob Pokorski to talk about the importance of and options for preparing for your future.

If you want your retirement to be spent golfing, traveling, and doing the things you want to be doing, you have to ensure you don’t run out of money! Retirement Specialist Daniel Rondberg shares his outlook on how he believes YOU can achieve a successful retirement.

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury has worked for years on melding psychology and wealth knowledge to learn the most effective tactics for negotiating. In this episode, she’s sharing tricks of the trade on how you can best maximize your success when entering negotiations, especially those for pay in the workplace!

Angela Robinson and Jim Silbernagel are long-time friends who share what they believe the value of time is as it relates to finances. What benefits or pitfalls can occur from starting a financial strategy later in life? What pros and cons come from success at a young age? All of these questions are addressed in this episode!

Do you worry about interest rates, inflation, and the price of oil? Are you unsure of the impact the boom in work from home jobs might have on the economy? This episode with Strategist David Kelly is all about where the market is and where our guest believes it might turn, not only in the United States, but across the world!

Join us to listen in on Financial Professional Chris Kirkpatrick’s view on the basics of starting a financial approach. His passion for helping others to live their best lives threads throughout this episode as he discusses what you might be able to do to preserve what’s most important to you.

This episode features a heartwarming story about a long relationship between client and financial professional. The two financial professionals that worked with this client, Jim Silbernagel and Dave Talbot, offer their firsthand point of view on what financial confidence they feel they were able to help bring to that family.

Our guest Dave Buckwald shares a harrowing tale of his experience with what came after 9/11 and how it reshaped his views on finances, strategizing, and the value of a life. His passion comes not from a sales mindset, but from a human mindset. Listen in to hear more about his beliefs on the importance of life insurance.

When you’re crafting a financial strategy, what do you factor into it? This episode’s guest Dr. Bob Pokorski has an inkling that health might be a good element to include, no matter your state of health. This show is for everyone!

Retirement isn’t one size fits all. Your pre-retirement life is unique to your experiences, desires, and overall self, so why should that stop just because you’re retiring? When planning out your retirement, there are so many paths to take! This program with Kerry Hannon explores some of these options.

If you’re considering crafting a long-term care strategy, you might be wondering… where do I start? What if things go wrong? The core focus of this episode is learning about what problems might come up, as well as how to solve them, so that you may be able to feel confident with your strategy in place.