HeyJaredRetirement Your Way
Bradley and Madison Hardin share valuable insights to help you navigate the complexities of retirement planning.Bradley serves as an Investment Advisor Representative and Registered Social Security Analyst.
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Podcast Extra: Emergency Funds in Retirement (opens the original)
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The fall season is upon us, and among the normal fall cleanup of a financial portfolio is an equally important but often overlooked part of retirement planning: building and maintaining an emergency fund in retirement. This month's vignette discusses how an emergency fund can help cover unexpected expenses without forcing someone to sell investments at an unfavorable time, and why having a clear cash-reserve strategy can provide both financial flexibility and peace of mind. -- Schedule your comp
Podcast Extra: Back-to-School Finances: Saving Money and Teaching Smarter Habits (opens the original)
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Back-to-school season can put added pressure on the family budget—but a little planning can help keep those costs under control. Retirement.Radio’s Matt McClure talks with Lora Monfared, Consumer Credit Card Executive at Bank of America, about practical ways parents and grandparents can save on school supplies, technology, clothing and other essentials. They also discuss how to teach teens the basics of budgeting, encourage responsible credit use, resist the pressure to overspend and begin build
Podcast Extra: 99 Smart Ways to Save Money in Today's Economy (opens the original)
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As prices continue to challenge household budgets, finding practical ways to save money has never been more important. In this podcast extra, Retirement.Radio's Matt McClure sits down with Stephen Perrine, executive editor of AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin, to discuss AARP's annual 99 Great Ways to Save guide. The conversation covers: Smart grocery shopping strategies that can help reduce impulse spending. Creative ways to use AI as a money-saving tool, from negotiating fees to planning tra
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