How Vulnerable Is Your Net Worth?
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 91 Building wealth takes time. For most people, it represents decades of working, saving, investing, building a business, purchasing property, and making decisions with the future in mind. Once you have accumulated that wealth, the question begins to change. It is no longer only, “How do I continue growing my […]
Read More →The Future of Investing is Already Here
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 90 Our industry is changing. In many ways, it has already changed. You can hardly open social media, turn on the TV, or watch YouTube without somebody talking about the “future of investing.” Some of it involves meme stocks, altcoins, or finding a way to make money trading whatever unusual […]
Read More →Are “Safe” Investments Really Safe? What Retirees Need to Know
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 89 You have worked for decades to build your retirement savings. Now that retirement is approaching, your priorities may be changing. You are no longer as interested in taking risks for the sake of growth. You want to protect what you have built. For many investors, protecting their money means […]
Read More →Do You Need a Financial Advisor? 5 Signs to Consider
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 88 Let’s begin with something you may not expect to hear from a financial advisor: Not everyone needs one. If you have saved consistently, educated yourself, built a diversified portfolio, and created a plan you feel confident managing, you may be perfectly capable of handling your finances on your own. […]
Read More →Are You Ready for Life After Work? How to PHASE into Retirement
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 87 When people are asked whether they are ready to retire, the conversation usually begins with money. Have they saved enough? Can their investments support their lifestyle? When should they claim Social Security? Those questions matter, but they do not address what happens after the final paycheck arrives. Work often […]
Read More →The Retirement Red Zone Checklist: Six Areas to Review Before You Retire
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 86 The final years before retirement can feel like the last few yards before crossing the finish line. You have spent decades working and saving, but some of the most important financial decisions still lie ahead. According to host Josh Null, owner of Gulf Coast Financial Advisors, and cohost Jay […]
Read More →How to Turn Your Retirement Savings into a Paycheck
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 85 For decades, you’ve worked hard, saved consistently, and watched your retirement accounts grow. But once retirement finally arrives, the financial challenge changes completely. Instead of asking, “How do I grow my money?” the question becomes, “How do I make it last?” In this episode of Coasting in Retirement, host […]
Read More →Is a Stock Really Worth Its Price? What Every Long-Term Investor Should Know
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 84 When a company makes headlines for becoming one of the most valuable businesses in the world overnight, it’s easy to assume its stock price tells the whole story. But according to Josh Null, price and value are rarely the same thing. In this episode of Coasting in Retirement, Josh […]
Read More →Why Understanding Money Matters for Your Retirement
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 83 When most people think about investing, they focus on stock prices, interest rates, or the latest financial headlines. But according to Josh Null and Michelle Lee Melton-Null, understanding one fundamental concept can change the way you view every investment decision: how money actually works. In this episode of Coasting […]
Read More →Three Retirement Risks Your Portfolio Can’t Outrun
Coasting in Retirement – Episode 82 Building a strong investment portfolio is an important part of preparing for retirement, but it’s only one piece of the puzzle. In this episode of Coasting in Retirement, Josh Null and guest co-host Jay Stubbs discuss three personal financial risks that even the strongest portfolio may struggle to overcome […]
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