Scott Schuett

Your Retirement Journey

Business EN ↓ 38 episodes

Every journey begins with a single step. But the first step can also be the hardest. Do you know where you’re going? Do you have the right tools for your trip? And what happens if you need to make a detour? If you need an experienced scout to help answer these questions and more, then join Scott Schuett, president and investment advisor representative of Cameron Wealth Group, as he takes you on Your Retirement Journey. Each week on Your Retirement Journey, Scott, of the Virginia-based Cameron Wealth Group, guides listeners through the knotty paths of retirement, offering insight, analysis, and...

Author

Scott Schuett

Category

Business

Podcast website

cameronwealth.com

Latest episode

Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

Why Retirement Is More Like a Season Than a Single Game 30.06.2026

What does baseball strategy have to do with your retirement plan? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , Scott Schuett uses a baseball playbook to highlight why retirement success depends on preparation, discipline, and sticking to a long-term strategy. He explores how emotional decision-making during market downturns can derail progress and why having a clear, personalized plan matters more...

What Retirees Can Learn from Warren Buffett’s Final Chapter 16.06.2026

What can retirees learn from Warren Buffett stepping down at age 95? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , Scott Schuett breaks down Buffett’s timeless principles, like patience, discipline, and avoiding emotional decisions, and how they apply when time horizons are shorter. Scott explores why risk tolerance often doesn’t match reality, the danger of early retirement losses, and...

Miss the Window, Miss the Opportunity: Timing in Retirement 02.06.2026

Miss a limited-time window in retirement—and it may not come back around. In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , financial advisor Scott Schuett explores the time-sensitive decisions that can shape your financial future. From catch-up contributions and penalty-free withdrawal ages to Medicare enrollment windows and Social Security timing, he breaks down key moments where planning ahead...

What Your Shopping Cart Says About Your Retirement Plan 19.05.2026

What does returning your shopping cart have to do with retirement success? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , financial advisor Scott Schuett uses a simple everyday choice to highlight a bigger truth: retirement outcomes are shaped by small, consistent decisions over time. He discusses how discipline, delayed gratification, and planning ahead can impact savings, Social Security timing, h...

What Really Happens to Your 401(k) in Retirement 05.05.2026

What really happens to your 401(k) when you retire—and why do so many people leave it untouched? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , Scott Schuett breaks down what retirees actually do with their 401(k)s, using recent Vanguard data as a starting point. The conversation explores the pros and cons of staying in an employer plan, the risks of complacency, and why limited flexibility, t...

When Bacon Turns to Lettuce: Rethinking Retirement 21.04.2026

What do Double Stuffed Oreos, bacon, and retirement planning have in common? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , Scott Schuett unpacks the gap between expectation and reality when it comes to retirement. Using relatable analogies and real‑world examples, the conversation explores Social Security surprises, investment risk, healthcare costs, inflation, and why the transition into retiremen...

Independence, Patience, and the Long Game 07.04.2026

What does it really take to build a lasting career when no one hands you a roadmap? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , Scott Schuett sits down with country music artists Chad Brock and Aaron Watson to explore resilience, independence, and purpose. From lessons passed down by legends like Buck Owens to building a business outside the major‑label system, the conversation highlights patienc...

Why Even Millionaires Go Broke: The Retirement Truth No One Expects 10.02.2026

Ever wondered how people with huge paychecks can still end up financially vulnerable? In this episode, Scott breaks down why even high earners – like pro athletes - struggle in retirement when they lack structure, awareness, and a written plan. From overlooked expenses to mismatched risk tolerance, he explains the common pitfalls that can derail anyone’s financial future. You’ll...

Why Early Tax Planning Matters More This Year 28.01.2026

Tax season may not excite most people, but the 2026 tax landscape brings changes worth paying attention to. In this episode, Scott breaks down shifting brackets, updated deductions, RMD considerations, capital gains thresholds, and estate‑planning updates — highlighting why early, proactive planning can make a meaningful difference in how you navigate the year ahead. From understanding Roth...

Claiming Smart: Navigating Social Security’s Hidden Rules 06.01.2026

Is claiming Social Security as simple as it sounds? In this episode, host and financial advisor Scott Schuett of Cameron Wealth Group tackles the real questions behind Social Security timing, benefit strategies, and the emotional side of making the right choice. From the debate over claiming early versus delaying, to the impact of taxes, spousal benefits, and working in retirement, Scott breaks do...

Untangling Your Finances Before the Ball Drops 23.12.2025

Is your financial to-do list getting lost in the holiday shuffle? In this episode, host and financial advisor Scott Schuett of Cameron Wealth Group breaks down the essential year-end moves to help you step into the new year with clarity. From maximizing retirement contributions and understanding RMDs to smart Roth conversions and tax-saving charitable strategies, Scott shares practical tips for ev...

The $350,000 Retirement Surprise: Healthcare Costs Unpacked 18.11.2025

Venus Williams isn’t the only one facing a comeback—retirees are up against soaring healthcare costs, with an average couple needing $350,000 just for medical expenses. In this episode, Scott Schuett tackles the realities of planning for healthcare and long-term care in retirement, why longevity and family health history matter, and how ignoring tough conversations can leave families s...

The Truth Behind ‘No-Cost’ Medicare Plans 04.11.2025

Medicare open enrollment can feel like alphabet soup—one wrong choice could cost thousands. In this episode, Scott Schuett breaks down the essentials of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, revealing the real differences between Advantage and Supplement plans, and why “no-cost” options aren’t always what they seem. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls, why annual reviews matter, an...

Beyond the Will: What Families Really Leave Behind 21.10.2025

What do diamond-studded kneecaps and cuckoo clocks have to do with legacy planning? In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , host and Investment Advisor Representative, Scott Schuett explores the emotional and practical sides of estate planning—from unconventional heirlooms to the importance of having a will. With stories of coin collections, family dynamics, and the looming Great Wealth...

The One Big Beautiful Bill: What Retirees Need to Know Now 07.10.2025

What do a $6,000 deduction, Roth conversions, and estate tax exemptions have in common? They’re all part of the sweeping changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill reshaping retirement planning. In this episode of Your Retirement Journey , host Scott Schuett, Investment  Adviser Representative and owner of Cameron Wealth Group, unpacks how retirees can navigate new tax brackets, deductions,...

Dropping the dead weight from retirement plans 24.06.2025

  Scott Schuett discusses the U.S. Mint’s decision to discontinue making pennies (because they cost almost three times to make than what they are worth) and how this relates to portfolios. Scott talks about some retirement tools that have also become obsolete or are seeing less returns - such as money markets, CDs, and mutual funds – and why many people should be and have been rec...

Importance of diversification, so a portfolio is not dependent on just one thing 10.06.2025

  Scott Schuett talks about a recent survey that found 92% of the American travelers polled said that if one thing went wrong on their vacations, the whole thing would be ruined. Scott relates this to a portfolio that is too contingent on one stock or industry doing well. He explains what inadequate diversification is and how that can work against someone. And Scott walks through how Cameron...

How finding the right advisor can be a very wise money decision 27.05.2025

Scott Schuett discusses what legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban says was one of the best decisions he ever made. He talks about what business Saban got involved with and Scott parlays that into people choosing the right financial advisor. Scott shares how advisors can use the redundancy off looking at numerous plans to help people remain more focused and objective on their own. And Scott explains...

Shedeur Sanders getting prank called and avoiding scams 13.05.2025

Scott Schuett discusses the cost of someone prank calling hyped NFL draft pick Shedeur Sanders. Scott relates that to the scams he has seen people encounter, especially in their retirement years. Scott shares how people should trust their gut and how if something is too good to be true, then it probably is. He also shares some scams that came from the crypto space and how even intelligent people h...

A $5 bathroom stall-apartment? People should enjoy their money more than that 22.04.2025

Scott Schuett discusses a Chinese woman’s strange and thrifty decision to live in her employer’s bathroom for the equivalent of just $5 per month. Scott uses that extreme example to relay how some people he talks to are far too fearful of losing their money. Scott shares how people should eventually start enjoying the money they worked their whole lives to save and how proper planning...

Dolly Parton's great example for planning time and money in retirement 08.04.2025

Scott Schuett discusses how Dolly Parton’s new “Joleans” jeans are the latest example of how she is staying active and cutting edge in her senior years. Scott explains how vital having a plan both for time and money is in someone’s retirement. And Scott also relays the gamut of emotions – from fear to freedom – that he has seen people experience when they sudden...

Asteroids and bracing for unpredictable retirement disasters 25.03.2025

Scott Schuett recounts the story of an asteroid’s decreasing chances of hitting the Earth. Then Scott talks about the ways to best brace for financial fluctuations and why building a retirement strategy on a firm, steady foundation is key. He also talks about where in a plan people should bake in riskier investments with potentially higher yields. Ready to build your retirement plan? Visit&n...

The importance of retirement contingency plans 11.03.2025

Scott Schuett relates Daytona 500 William Byron’s not packing extra clothes in case he won the race…to retirement planning. Scott shares how trying to make a plan in middle of the problem is too late, why Cameron Wealth Group can help someone with that, and a real-life story of how improper legacy planning affected his family. Scott also talks about two seminars he will host at the en...

Legacy Planning 101 25.02.2025

Scott Schuett discusses legacy planning and defines what it is and the different vehicles to distribute assets: wills and trusts. Scott discusses the advantages of a trust and how both an advisor and an attorney are extremely helpful to people tackling this delicate topic. Scott also talks about his upcoming dinner seminars for Cameron Wealth Group and why he is looking forward to baseball season....

Back to the drawing board with a firm tailored to you 11.02.2025

Scott Schuett discusses the importance of reexamining one’s retirement portfolio and getting back to the basics if it isn’t performing to one’s own desires. Scott explains how a smaller financial firm like Cameron Wealth Group has more time to spend on a person’s plan and can work hard to make it to their liking. He also shares an example of how a diagnostic check on one&rs...

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