Financially Fit Radio

Medicare can be a confusing subject. There are so many parts, rules and regulations. Where do you even start when looking at Medicare? This episode serves as a potential beginner’s guide to Medicare.

Smishing is a new challenge and attack on your financial information. Wishing without action can be a challenge and detriment to your financial future. This episode looks at each of these and provides some potential actions you may take to keep your financial future secure.

Do you have questions about Medicare? This episode looks at each of the different parts of Medicare: Parts A, B, C and D and what you need to know to come up with a solid medicare strategy.

Everyone makes mistakes. Some of those mistakes happen in the area of personal finance. This episode looks at some common financial fails. Are you guilty of any of these?

There are many expenses in retirement. Will they be what you expect? Are you ready to deal with healthcare costs? Do you really know the fees your retirement account has? How will your family and children impact your retirement expenses? This segment looks at potential answers to all of these questions and more.

There are many things to consider when looking at housing options in retirement. Will you stay in your current home? Will you buy a new home or condo? Or is renting better for your situation? This episode examines some of the options.

401(k) plans are one of the most common retirement products. But what are they really? What are some common mistakes to avoid? And what even is a 403(b) and how is it different?! This episode examines the ins and outs of 401(k)s.

Not everyone is prepared for retirement. How will you make up the difference? Do you have a plan? This episode looks at potential options, tips and tricks to address being unprepared.

Healthcare in retirement is expensive. But there are strategies to deal with this and mistakes to avoid. In this episode we explore those and give helpful tips to deal with this and plan for it.

Changes in Social Security can have a big impact on your personal finances in retirement. How will the most recently announced changes impact your personal economy?

Data breaches are all too common. Capital One, Equifax and even your favorite restaurant may have been hacked. What can you do to protect your important information?

How can you adjust your spending to save more to meet your financial goals? Are you spending money in a wasteful way? In this show we talk about some helpful tips to help you accomplish that.

What are some basics of life insurance? Is life insurance something that should be considered as a part of your financial or retirement strategy?

You don't want to retire and then be forced to return to work because of your finances. It happens a lot, usually because of a lack of planning. In this show we go over tips to help you make sure this doesn't happen.

This episode looks at some hard retirement facts that are often overlooked. Have you missed or ignored these uncomfortable truths?

Today we are going to talk about some steps to improve your retirement when you are 60 or older. We will work through each of the five tips and talk about how they can help and apply to you and your retirement plans.

How do millennials feel about retirement? What are some of their perceptions? How prepared are they for retirement?

Money and relationships. At times they can feel a bit like oil and water. What steps can you take to avoid chaos and stress when it comes to discussing and managing finances?

This episode’s three segments focus on questions about preparing to choose and move to a retirement community, simple wealth building moves that you need to know and tips and suggestions for creating a retirement budget.

This episode focuses on two topics have recently been in the news Phone Call Scams and Tariffs. Do you know as much as you should about either topic?

This episodes examines some statistics about retirement that may catch you off guard. We will also examine some retirement mistakes and discuss ways to avoid committing those mistakes in your retirement strategy.

Legacy planning is a must, but what is it and how do you get started? On todays show Rob and Lori give you the information you need to get started with your own financial legacy plan and talk about just how important this is for everyone.

This episode examines the connection between your emotions and your financial life. Looking at tips and options to keep your finances safe from your emotional rollercoaster.

Defining what a Bear Market is and addressing the stages and causes. Also, strategies designed to help keep your retirement safe from a bear market.

This episode examines some of the biggest dangers of putting off creating a financial strategy for retirement, including budgeting, long-term care and sharing your financial story with your beneficiaries.