The Wise Money Show

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…

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…

More than ever people are returning back to work after retiring. Though most people plan to retire only once, should you reenter the workforce after retiring, what financial planning strategies exist and what consequences do you need to be aware of? We’re covering that on this episode of the Wise Money Show. Have a question…

Some financial decisions are more important than others – if you get the decision wrong, it could have enormous consequences. We call those “crucial financial decisions”. In this part 2 episode of Wise Money, we cover even more crucial financial decisions you could face in your lifetime and how you can make the right choice.…

Some financial decisions are more important than others – if you get the decision wrong, it could have enormous consequences. We call those “crucial financial decisions”. In this episode of Wise Money, we cover the top 5 crucial financial decisions you could face in your lifetime and how you can make the right choice. Have…

The White House has announced the cancellation of up to $20,000 of Federal student loans for eligible borrowers. What are the details of the cancellation, what are the next steps, and what should be your approach to student loans in the future? That and more on this episode of the Wise Money Show. Have a…