Holding Serve: Tennis Lessons for Your Money
The 146th US Open tennis tournament gets underway at the end of August, so Ryan figured it was a good excuse to see what tennis can teach us about financial planning. Turns out, more than you’d think.
The Problem With Financial Research Today
Today, Ryan’s talking about why this happens and what good research actually looks like.
What Does Smart Risk Actually Look Like At Your Age?
Today, Ryan talks about how travel fits into a real retirement plan and how to enjoy it without guilt.
How to Spend on Travel Without Derailing Your Retirement
Today, Ryan talks about how travel fits into a real retirement plan and how to enjoy it without guilt.
Should You Sacrifice Pension Income for Spousal Protection?
When retirement is around the corner, some of the biggest decisions aren’t about when to retire, they’re about how income continues if one spouse is gone.
Three Questions From People Thinking About Retiring In 2026
If retiring in 2026 is on your mind, your version of this question is the one that matters most.
“I Wish I Knew This at 25” — Young Adult Money Mistakes
Financial planning isn’t really about spreadsheets, rates of return, or chasing the perfect investment strategy.
You’ve Managed Your Own Money Successfully – Why Would You Need an Advisor Now?
Financial planning isn’t really about spreadsheets, rates of return, or chasing the perfect investment strategy.
My Investments Underperformed the Market – Should I Fire My Advisor?
It’s a question a lot of people ask at some point: if your investments aren’t keeping up with “the market,” is it time to move on?
Why Spending in Retirement Is Harder Than It Sounds
A new proposal out of Washington is adding a fresh angle to the Social Security conversation, and Ryan is breaking down what it could mean.