In today’s mailbag, we’re answering your questions. Carl wants to know if he can gift $150,000 to his daughter. Laura wonders what she should do with her money after retirement. And Eddie is debating whether to hire a financial advisor.

We all know that the media can add drama to stories because their business model can depend on creating as much fear and anxiety as possible. Let’s test your knowledge with these financial statements to see if you think they’re a significant issue or just fear-mongering.

Almost everyone has made investment mistakes at some point. We’ll share how to bounce back from mistakes and avoid making them again in the future.

Today we’re opening the mailbag and taking your questions about long-term care insurance, inheritance, and pension options. Is it OK to rely on a promised inheritance? What should you do if you’re too young to retire but are losing your job?

There are certain retirement planning principles that apply to everyone, regardless of who you are, how much money you have, when you’re retiring, or where you live. We are going to discuss some of these universal principles and what you can learn from them.

What is your biggest financial fear? There are some very common ones. We’ll explain how to help people address these fears in their retirement plan.

Getting through retirement can be a lot like running a marathon. We’ll share some of the similarities on this episode so you can make sure you training is on track.

On today’s Saving With Silverman podcast, Mark Silverman CFP® explains some famous last words in the financial world and why you should avoid them.

Today we’re talking about Social Security misunderstandings. People are often confused about how it works and how it will work for them.