Is the Fed underestimating the severity of inflation? How much stock should we be putting in the market history? How will corporate tax rate increases affect the everyday consumer? Is “doing it yourself” a good idea when it comes to retirement? Should you consider an annuity as part of your retirement plan? How much do people think they can draw off their portfolios each year in retirement? How is the government wasting your tax dollars?

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: Inflation: Part II

Topics this week include:
What does "higher for longer" mean to us?
What tax system are you a part of?
Have you ever heard the term "malinvestment"?

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: May Champion Of The Community Part 2

Topics this week include: 

-What insights were shared in the Barron’s Roundtable on annuities, and how are younger generations viewing financial planning today?

-What does Jack Raleigh have to say about Medicare, and what should listeners know about navigating it?

-How is the market reacting to tariffs, and why does it feel like such a rollercoaster? (featuring Dan Greenhaus audio)


Raleighs Retirement Coach: What’s Mikayla’s take on current rates, market response, volatility and tariffs? (Part 2)

Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: What’s Mikayla’s take on current rates, market response, volatility, and tariffs? (Part 1)

1. Updating plans and never too late to talk to an advisor.
2. Don’t wait until the last minute when it comes to retirement planning.
3. Unexpected Surprises in Retirement Planning.
4. Uncertainty in the media and social media.

What’s next in the market? (Part 2)

What’s next in the market? (Part 1)

1. How do interest rates affect annuities?
2. What retirement rules are outdated?
3. What are the secrets to a retirement plan that lasats for 30 years?

What are our Thoughts on the Fed and the Upcoming Meetings? (Part 2)

What are our Thoughts on the Fed and the Upcoming Meeting? (Part 1)

1 –Why is being all in or all out of the market a flawed strategy?
2 – Is there a magic number that you need to retire?
3 – Do you have a plan if Social Security gets reduced?

Are Inverstors Getting Complacent? (Part 2)

Are Investors getting Complacent? (Part 1)

1. Is your tax planning too near-sighted?
2. Are you thinking ahead when it comes to social security?

Warren Buffet is Derisking His Portfolio ... Should you?

Warrent Buffet is Derisking his Portfolio... Should you?

1. Could you be missing some efficient opportunities if you are a DIY investor?
2. Do you know this important fact about inherited IRAs?
3. What are the habits of the stealthy-wealthy?

How do Most People Spend in Retirement? (Part 2)

How do Most People Spend in Retirement (Part 1)

Topics this week include: 
Have we been in a stagflation environment for longer than we realize?
Do you feel like you can’t get off the Roth conversion “treadmill”?
Are you giving yourself “license to spend”?
When it comes to retirement planning should you be thinking outside the box or just working with a bigger box?

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: Is the Fed doing a good job with their balancing act? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
1. Have you been too reactionary with your money?
2. Which financial rules should you follow and which ones should you break?
3. What are some of the steps you need to take to get your financial plan "right"?
4. What is your biggest expense in retirement?
5. Have you ever heard of "plutophobia"

Does the Fed Have Too Much Power (Part 2)

Does the Fed Have Too Much Power? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
1.  What to expect with Fed rate cuts?
2. How do you make sure your financial "stuff" goes where it needs to?
3. Have you heard of "plutophobia"?

Are There Rules to Ignore or Break in Retirement? Part 2

Are There Rules to Ignore or Break in Retirement? Part 1

1. Champions of the Community feature: Matt and Morgan Mathews of With Purpose International at NC State
2. How can you plan for income volatility in retirement?
3. Is the market overvalued?

What can you learn from a family business? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
Cal Raleigh’s Season Recap
Why BOTH spouses need to be involved in retirement planning
Why you want to call soon rather than later
Why it’s important to have longevity AND flexibility in your plan

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: There will be another crash, how do we respond? (Part 2)

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: There will be another crash, how do we respond? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
How do you determine which retirement stress is most important to address first?
What can we learn from LeBron James when it comes to our money?
Do you have any opportunities to tax loss harvest this year?
Should we be bullish or bearish?
Do you have a pension decision to make?

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: When is the most complex time of your life? (Part 2)

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: When is the most complex time of your life? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
Did you know this fun fact about the social security COLA?
What two things are most important to replace in retirement?
Should you be taking your foot off the “risk pedal”?


Raleigh's Retirement Coach: Do you have a plan that will keep up with inflation? (Part 2)

Topics this week include:
Did you know this fun fact about the social security COLA?
What two things are most important to replace in retirement?
Should you be taking your foot off the “risk pedal”?

Raleigh's Retirement Coach: Do you have plan that will keep up with inflation? (Part 1)

Topics this week include:
New investment types are generating lots of chatter…are they right for you?
Are we making incorrect assumptions about “The Great Wealth Transfer”?
Can you find growth without the stock market?
What strategies can you utilize to combat longevity?
Did you know about these unusual taxes throughout history?

Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: Will the Fed end 2025 with another rate cut? (Part 2)

Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: Will the Fed end 2025 with another rate cut? (Part 1)

Topics this week include: 
-	What does the new bill on SS mean? 
-	How do you separate the “must haves” from the “nice to haves” in a retirement plan? 
-	Are you looking at your accounts TOO often? 
-	What do most people do with their RMDs?
-	Stockings of Hope


Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: How can you plan for the unexpected when it comes to your retirement?

Topics this week include: 
Should retirees start approaching Social Security differently? 
Did you know THIS fact about annuities? 
What can Cam Newton teach us about taxes? 
Is retirement planning as complicated as “new math”?
Are dividends in your stock portfolio getting cut? 

Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: What are the top uncertainties Gen X’ers have when it comes to retirement?  (Part 2)

Raleigh’s Retirement Coach: What are the top uncertainties Gen X’ers have when it comes to retirement?  (Part 1)

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