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Retirement is meant to be a breeze, but planning for it is no laughing matter. It’s important to have everything you need in place so you can enjoy the retirement you want, not the one you settle for.Your Retirement, Your Way, the show from Gary Garland and Integrated Wealth…
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Is Warren Buffett's Best Investing Advice More Relevant Than Ever? (opens the original)
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What can today's retirees learn from Warren Buffett's famous advice to “be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful?” In this episode of Your Retirement, Your Way , Gary Garland explores the timeless investing principles that helped make Warren Buffett one of the most successful investors in history. From avoiding emotional decision-making and tuning out market noise to understanding sequence of returns risk and navigating uncertainty around AI, technology, and market vo
Should You Keep the House, Sell It, or Pass It Down? (opens the original)
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What if the biggest inheritance you leave behind becomes your children's biggest headache? In this episode of Your Retirement, Your Way , Gary Garland explores the realities of passing down the family home and why it isn't always the gift parents think it is. From capital gains rules and inherited property taxes to family dynamics, maintenance costs, and long-term care planning, Gary explains the financial and emotional factors that can shape what happens to a home after retirement. He also disc
What Retirement Questions Are You Not Asking? (opens the original)
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What’s the one retirement question you’re afraid to ask and could the answer change everything? In this episode, Gary Garland explores the questions many retirees never ask, from whether they’re truly on track for retirement to understanding fees, fiduciary responsibilities, investment strategies, and estate planning decisions. Gary explains why asking better questions often leads to better outcomes and why a good advisor should be willing to say, “I don’t know, let me find out.” The conversatio
Why Is Spending Money So Hard After a Lifetime of Saving It? (opens the original)
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What if the hardest part of retirement isn’t saving money, but learning how to spend it? In this episode, Gary Garland explores the challenge many retirees face when they transition from decades of accumulating assets to actually using them. He discusses common fears around watching account balances decline, the impact of sequence of returns risk, and strategies for creating income streams designed to support retirement goals. Gary also explains how guardrails, guaranteed income sources, and tho
Are You Reacting to the Market Like Pavlov’s Dog? (opens the original)
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Are your financial decisions being driven by strategy or by emotion? In this episode, Gary Garland uses the concept of Pavlov’s dogs to explain how investor behavior can be triggered by headlines, fear, and hype. The conversation explores why reacting to market noise, timing trends, or following popular advice can lead to costly mistakes. Gary also breaks down key retirement decision points: from income strategies to market withdrawals, and why having a disciplined plan matters more than reactin
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