Real Wealth Radio

As a young individual entering the workforce, you may find yourself overcome with the urge to spend after you receive your first paycheck. This week, Finance and Investment Professional Tracey Devonport discusses how navigate financial planning as a young adult as well as what circumstances require a meeting with your financial professional.

Business owners may be familiar with the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) to help effectively manage their business; however, even if you aren’t in the business space there are other resources available for you to use to live a more productive, organized, and happy life! Author and Coach Bob Shenefelt is on this week to discuss his iMatter program, and how you can change your life for the better by following a few simple philosophies!

Would you be able to set a world record for the fastest rowing time across the Atlantic Ocean without a plan? Well, current record holder Kevin Gaskell didn’t either. This week, Kevin shares how having a detailed plan helped him (and how it can help you, too!)

Are you planning on retiring soon? Do you know what kind of Medicare coverage you are eligible for? This week’s guest Laura Schimberg is an Elder Benefit Specialist, and she’s here to help you understand what kind of benefits you’re eligible for and how to make sure you get what you have available to you.

Pro-athletes and average Joe’s alike – we all have to plan for retirement. In this week’s episode, Super Bowl Champion Ken Ruettgers talks about his non-profit Gamesover.org and how he helps former pro-athletes prepare for retirement. Tune in to hear the importance of not waiting until retirement hits to plan,
because it can sometimes come unexpectedly.

Retirement doesn’t look the same from person to person, but there are several consistencies that can be found for any retiree. Join us this week as Former Insurance Professional, Marv Feldman, talks about his experience retiring after running a successful business, and also how you can improve your retirement plans.

Everyone WANTS to be a millionaire, but it seems like such an unreachable goal that many people fail to make the effort. This week, Retirement Specialist and Best-Selling Author Tom Hegna shows us just how easy it can be to become the next millionaire!

Are you having a tough time staying in control of the money you spend monthly? Liz Frugalwoods gives her story on how she saves money and why it is so important to budget right. She will be giving you advice on how to make better choices, and why you should track your expenses.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by social security? There are so many ever-changing rules that it’s hard to know what to apply for, or what you’re eligible for. Tune in as Laurence Kotlikoff, Author and Economics Professor, teaches us what questions to ask to get what’s yours!

It’s a common stereotype that only married people buy houses, but a house can be for any walk of life. Many unmarried couples go in on a house together, as well as many single individuals – and there’s a different checklist to consider for each situation. Tune in as Tax Attorney Rebecca Walser talks about some of the different things you may want to consider before making the biggest purchase of your life!

All too often, people fall for the “fairytale retirement” trick. However, without the proper planning, your dream retirement will be just as mythical as those fairytales. Join us as we sit down with Dr. Bob Pokorski to discuss how factors like inflation, longevity, and life events can have serious consequences on your retirement if you don’t plan ahead!

As a young individual entering the workforce, you may find yourself overcome with the urge to spend after you receive your first paycheck. This month, Finance and Investment Professional Tracey Devonport discusses how to navigate financial planning as a young adult as well as what circumstances require a meeting with your financial professional.