The Financial Answer with Nathan O’Bryant

It's time to face reality. Learn the reality of planning for retirement today. Finally, discover what safe money means to you.

Learn how to organize and utilize your financial junk drawer. Examine the pain points in your portfolio.

Learn the different ways people inform themselves when making financial decisions. You'll also find out what some dangerous mindsets look like in retirement planning. 

This week, we're headed to the movies. Don't miss out as we take you through financial classics including 50 Shades of Gray Area and It's a Wonderful Life Expectancy.

We'll talk about the "shiny objects" of the financial world that distract us. Finally, we'll tell you how to spot the wrong advisor.

We'll talk about what it's like to be a financial client. We'll also discuss how to ask the right questions. 

We'll share our opinions on some popular financial debates.

We'll examine the hidden expenses you might incur during the planning process, as well as seperating myths from truth.

We’ll discuss the planning process. We'll also separate financial myths from truths. 

Fuzzy math can lead to unrealistic expectations in your retirement plan. We'll explain some common fuzzy math. We will also discuss seperating myths from truths.

There is no one-size-fits-all retirement plan. We'll discuss the unique challenges you could face. We'll also talk about some demographic statistics that might affect your planning process.

Putting together a financial plan can be overwhelming. We'll make it a little easier by helping you figure out the first steps. Finally, we'll discuss some assumptions about retirement planning you shouldn't make.

There's an almost endless list of retirement planning myths. We'll ty to debunk some of them. We'll also give some advice on market corrections.

We'll share with you some things we as financial experts wish you knew before your first appointment with an advisor.

Retirement planning doesn't have to be complicated. We'll talk about why some people make it harder than it should be. We'll also talk about his and hers financial planning.

We explain how retirement planning is a little bit like going to the grocery store. We'll also explore some of the lies we tell ourselves about our finances.

We'll uncover some of the little white lies found in the financial world. We'll also talk about the excuses people make for their bad financial decisions.

We get a lot of questions about 401(k) accounts. Today, we'll spend some time answering those questions. We'll also determine whether you're an optimist or pessimist when it comes to retirement planning. 

Sometimes, you need to hear the truth when it comes to understanding your retirement. On this edition of the show, you're in for a reality check. We'll also give you some essential tips for income planning.

On this edition of the show, we'll talk about being ready for retirement. We'll also teach you everything you need to know about Required Mimimum Distributions. 

There's always room for improvement when it comes to your financial strategy. We'll give you some tips for enhancing your approach to retirement and the questions you should be asking a potential advisor. 

People ask us questions about retirement all the time, but there are other questions they should be asking. We'll talk about those un-asked questions as well as popular retirement regrets.

We'll talk about what it means to be ready to retire as well as why some people aren't. We'll also explain the ins and outs of Required Minimum Distributions.

We'll explain some of the common complaints we hear potential new clients give about their current situation. We'll also discuss some universal retirement truths.

Almost everyone has made investment mistakes at some point. On this edition of the show, we'll talk about how to bounce back from mistakes and avoid making them in the future. We'll also talk about the common financial conflicts among spouses.