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Financial Lessons from Past, Present, and Future
We’ve all made past financial mistakes; the hope is to learn from them and not repeat them. From a unique perspective today, we’re helping you overcome common financial mistakes to avoid an unpleasant financial future. Have a question you want to be answered on the show? Call or text 574-222-2000 or leave a comment! Want…
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How to Raise Financially Responsible Kids
What habits should you be instilling in your young children, and how much help or support should you be providing to your grown children? We’re providing you with timeless principles to help you raise financially responsible kids on this episode of the Wise Money Show. Have a question you want to be answered on the…
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How to Invest if Nearing Retirement
Retiring in the midst of financial turmoil can be a daunting task, but with the right strategy and comprehensive approach to your financial life, it doesn’t have to be. Structuring your investments for a successful retirement is key. In this episode of Wise Money, we’ll share insights on how to structure your investments if you’re…
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End of Year Tax Planning Strategies for 2022
As the end of 2022 approaches, it leaves just a few weeks to complete some essential tax planning before it’s too late. Roth Conversions, tax loss harvesting, and depreciation planning are just a few that you need to consider before the end of the year. We’re joined by CPA Ryan Fair to break down these…
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3 Tax Planning Strategies Are Getting Better in 2023
There are 3 tax planning strategies that are being enhanced in 2023. In today’s episode, we’re discussing how they are being improved, what the benefit is for you, and how you should implement these strategies. Have a question you want to be answered on the show? Call or text 574-222-2000 or leave a comment! Want…
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Will the Social Security COLA Raise Your Taxes?
Social Security recipients will be receiving a significant Cost of Living increase for 2023. While this is a welcome benefit to retirees, it could mean a higher tax bill due to the unique way in which Social Security benefits are taxable. We’re helping you plan ahead to avoid this tax increase on this episode of…
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5 Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings
The new retirement plan contribution limits are out for 2023 and it’s great news if you need to catch up on your retirement contributions. What are some ways you can catch up on your retirement savings if you’re feeling behind? That and more on this episode of Wise Money. Have a question you want to…
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Medicare Rates and Open Enrollment for 2023
Medicare Open Enrollment for 2023 is from October 15 through December 7th. We’re covering what you need to know about open enrollment, what actions you need to take, and how Medicare rates are surprisingly changing for 2023 on this episode of Wise Money. Have a question you want to be answered on the show? Call…
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Retire Confidently in Uncertain Times
Were you hoping to retire at the end of 2022 or in the near future, but now unsure if you can do so given this year’s stock market performance? How can you still retire with confidence despite the uncertainty in the markets? We’re helping with that and more on this episode of the Wise Money…
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Financial Planning Opportunities in Down Markets
The market downturn thus far in 2022 is emotionally challenging to handle, however, it does present savvy investors with unique financial planning opportunities. How can you be opportunistic during this bear market? We’re sharing the financial planning strategies you need to consider using during this down market on this episode of the Wise Money Show.…
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What Is IRMAA and How to Avoid It
If your income is above certain thresholds leading up to or in retirement, you may be required to pay a higher amount for your Medicare parts B and D. This charge is known as IRMAA, or Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, and can increase what you pay for Medicare. Were explaining how this works and…
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Where to Draw Money From When Retiring Before 59.5
Saving up for retirement using your 401(k), 403(b), IRA, and Roth IRA, all have one common limitation: withdrawing money from them before age 59.5 could cause you to pay a penalty. If you plan to retire before age 59.5, where should you save up money so that you can bridge the income gap until age…


