Smart Ways to Protect Your Finances in an Uncertain Economy with Bob Ginty
This week, Ryan talks with Ramsey-Preferred Financial Coach Bob Ginty about practical ways to stabilize your finances, even when the economy feels unpredictable.
Warning Signs That Financial Trouble Could Be Ahead?
In this episode, Ryan and Ramsey-Preferred Financial Coach Bob Ginty discuss the biggest money challenges families are facing today—from overspending and debt stress to a lack of clear financial direction.
Should You Have More Than One Financial Advisor?
Most people think financial planning is about calculators, spreadsheets, and strategies. But that’s only half the story
Do Your Feelings Belong in Your Financial Plan?
Most people think financial planning is about calculators, spreadsheets, and strategies. But that’s only half the story
Retirement Health Care Costs Just Jumped Again (2025 Update)
Fidelity just released their 2025 Retiree Health Care Cost Estimate, and the number is staggering: $172,500 for a 65-year-old retiring today.
Where Should Someone Invest $1 Million?
What should a financial advisor do if a client comes in with $1 million in cash to invest? That was the question posed to three financial advisors in a recent article, and their answers sparked a lively debate.
Pre-Tax vs After-Tax Contributions: Which One’s Right for You?
Ryan breaks down the key differences between Traditional and Roth IRAs, explaining how each impacts your taxes, contributions, and withdrawals.
Retirement Mailbag: RVs, Roth 401(k)s, and Smarter Investing
In this episode, Ryan answers real listener questions about different scenarios, breaking down the tax traps, planning strategies, and smarter ways to make decisions that fit your retirement lifestyle.
Reacting To Unfiltered Retirement Takes from YouTube
Forget polished advice. If you want the real story on retirement, head to the YouTube comments.
What If You Fall Short of Your Retirement Savings Goal?
Ryan shares how the “magic number” varies for everyone and the importance of flexibility in your retirement plan.
