Today’s show combines two fun topics – finances and football. Believe it or not, planning for your financial future has some similarities to the sport of football. In retirement planning, some people try to be successful without having a coach at all. Others keep the same coach that they’ve had for years, even though things aren’t working out with him.

We’re opening up the mailbag today to answer your questions. We got a lot of good feedback, including questions about taxes in retirement, using investments to pay for a car, and more.

If you have a financial advisor or are thinking about getting one, you might be wondering how we are paid. There are several different ways that financial advisors can be paid, but which way is the best for you?

The doctor is in, and we’re here to share some common financial diseases and how they can affect you. From “Inflation-itis” to “Old Fogey’s Disease,” we can spot the trouble areas in your financial life.

What can the game of golf teach us about retirement planning? How does hitting a hole-in-one correlate to your finances? And how is a caddy like a financial planner?

If you take a close look at most folks’ financial situations, you’ll find that it’s almost scandalous how badly their financial matters have been handled. Today we’re talking about the Let’s talk about the steps you should take to create a scandal-free retirement.

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.