Some people are nervous about the idea of meeting with a financial advisor because they don’t know what to expect. Will they be sold something they don’t need? Will they be chastised for not handling their money well enough up to that point? We’ll take some of the mystery out of that first visit.

Let’s talk about some of the areas of your financial life where you might be flirting with disaster and don’t even know it. Disaster and retirement are not two words you want to be associated with each other.

Cognitive biases are fascinating, especially as it relates to money. Find out what these biases are and how to implement more rational thinking into your financial life.

We made a list of some financial proverbs that we thought might be able to help you in your financial situation. Find out what you can glean from these wise words.

Everyone has a different vision for what retirement will look and knowing how you’ll spend your time will help you build your retirement plan. Today we’ll look at what retirement commonly means to retirees in Arizona and Mark will also share his thoughts on the rise of inflation.

Most people have a junk drawer at home with rubber bands, clothespins, highlighters, a tape measure, and a pair of scissors. But most people have a financial junk drawer, too. We’ll share what’s often in there and how those things might be put to better use.

Today we’re sharing some details you might be overlooking as you plan for retirement. For example, have you thought about whether you’ll need to support your parents or children? We’ll share more missed details on today’s show.

Should you retire early If you believe a large inheritance is coming your way? How much tax should you be withholding? Should you buy an investment property with your parents? We’re answering your mailbag questions today.

A lot of people have questions about their retirement plan, but you might be asking the wrong questions. We’ll share some common wrong questions and what better questions might be.