Content transcribed from podcast "Wealthworx Radio with Eric Kearney", Episode 101 - Bad Advice for Retirees and Helping to Set the Record Straight (Listen to this and other episodes on Google Podcast) Coming up on WealthWorx Radio. On today's show, we've got several strategies that can help you reduce your taxes in retirement. That and more just ahea…

Content transcribed from podcast "Wealthworx Radio with Eric Kearney", Episode 100 - Advice for Those Over 70 and Still Working (Listen to this and other episodes on Google Podcast) Coming up on WealthWorx Radio. On today's show, there's a growing number of people that are still working in their seventies. If that's you or if you plan to keep on worki…

Content transcribed from podcast "Wealthworx Radio with Eric Kearney", Episode 99 - The Impact of Inflation and the Stock Market On Your Retirement (Listen to this and other episodes on Google Podcast) Coming up on WealthWorks Radio. From inflation to rising interest rates, it's getting harder and harder to save for retirement. On today's show, we'll…

Retirement Talk with Eric KeKearney in Cape Coral, FL. Eric KeKearney is an author, a radio host, a fiduciary and Southwest Florida's premier investment advisor. Creating income in an uncertain economy. You know, the number one concern in retirement for people is that they're going to run out of money. We have social security, but most retirees need much mo…

You're watching Retirement Talk with Eric Kearney in Cape Coral, FL. Eric Kearney is an author, a radio host, a fiduciary and Southwest Florida's premier investment advisor. People don't want to know where they actually are. This year, I think for the past 12 months, we've encouraged people to challenge your financial status quo and people have really stepp…

You're watching Retirement Talk with Eric Kearney in Cape Coral, FL. Eric Kearney is an author, a radio host, a fiduciary and Southwest Florida's premier investment advisor. The number one fear that most people have is they're approaching retirement is are they going to run out of money. Do they need to knock on their children's door to come and live with t…