The Retirement Risk Show
I want to help you eliminate the financial risk facing your retirement. No one is exempt. Many well-planned retirements can be ruined due to some risks. This podcast is your tool for the right education to get you not only to retirement, but help you get through retirement. 68% of retirees say their biggest fear is running out of money during the longest self-imposed unemployment time of their life. Let's help you eliminate as much risk as possible.
The Retirement Risk Show
Latest Episodes
Why Reliable Income Matters More That Total Net Worth
Would you rather retire with $2 million and pay every bill from it, or with $1 million and a steady income that covers your lifestyle? Host Dave Hall of Retirement Risk Advisors uses that question to explain why retirement income planning, not ...
The Income Gap: The Retirement Problem Most People Don't Know They Have
You probably know what your 401(k), IRA and home are worth. But do you know your retirement income gap? It's the difference between what your lifestyle costs and the income you can count on every month, and for most Americans it's a gap that ha...
The Shift That Changes Everything: From Asset-Based to Purpose-Based Planning
Many retirees keep managing their portfolio the way they did while saving. In retirement, though, you’re spending your money, not adding to it. In this episode of The Retirement Risk Show, host Dave Hall explains how to move from an asset-based...
Long-Term Care: The Retirement Time Bomb Nobody Wants to Talk About
Who will take care of you if you can’t take care of yourself in retirement? Most people say their spouse or their kids. In reality, only about 12% of spouses and 17% of children end up providing long-term care.On this episode of The Reti...
The 4 Biggest Risks in a Do-It-Yourself Retirement
Nearly half of retirees risk running out of money before they run out of retirement. In this episode, Dave Hall traces how retirement planning quietly became a "do-it-yourself" project — from the creation of Social Security in 1935, through the...
