Retire With Purpose - The Retirement Podcast

596: Rethinking What It Means to Be Wealthy in Retirement with Jacob Schroeder

Today, I'm excited to welcome Jacob Schroeder to the podcast. Jacob is a financial writer, content strategist, and creator of The Root of All blog, where he explores the

595: 4 Retirement "Electives" That Can Bring More Purpose to Your Life

Retirement opens the door to new possibilities, but how do you decide what deserves your time, energy, and attention? Retirement coach Joe Casey explores the concept of r

594: 4 Retirement Risks Your Financial Plan May Be Missing

Your retirement plan has to do more than survive market volatility; it has to keep working through a long life, changing health, unexpected costs and the possibility that

593: The Secret to a More Connected Retirement

What if one of the keys to a happier, more meaningful retirement isn't doing more, but becoming more curious about the people and world around you? In this episode, psy

592: The Retirement Income Strategy That Could Help You Spend More

New research is challenging the way we think about the 4% rule — and revealing why a smarter retirement income strategy may be less about preserving every dollar and more

591: The Art of Living a More Interesting Life in Retirement

Today, I'm excited to welcome Dr. Lorraine Besser to the podcast. Lorraine is a philosopher and author of The Art of Interesting: What We Miss in Our Pursuit of the Good

590: The ABCs of a Meaningful Retirement

What if retirement isn't the end of your story, but the beginning of one of its most meaningful chapters? Best-selling author Bruce Feiler explores how to rediscover purp

589: The Hidden Tax Drag That Could Cost You Millions

The market's return is only part of the story. Find out how taxes can quietly erode your retirement wealth and the planning strategies that can help you keep more of what

588: The 90-10 Rule: What Really Matters After You Retire

What if the thing you spend 90% of your time planning for before retirement becomes the thing you think about least once you get there? Fritz Gilbert of The Retirement Ma

587: Why Age-Gap Couples Need a Different Retirement Plan

If you and your spouse are several years apart in age — or simply plan to retire at different times — this episode reveals the financial and relationship challenges most

586: Why Social Connections Are Essential for a Healthy Retirement

Today, I'm excited to welcome Ken Stern to the podcast. Ken is the founder and chair of the Longevity Project, host of Century Lives from the Stanford Center on Longevity

585: The U-Curve of Happiness: Why Life Gets Better with Age

What if getting older doesn't mean losing happiness, but gaining more of it? Author Don Ezra explores the surprising science behind the U-curve of happiness and why persp

584: The Market Concentration Myth: Is Your Portfolio Riskier Than You Think?

You may own hundreds of stocks, but that doesn't necessarily mean you're diversified. Discover where concentration risk is really hiding and what you can do about it. I

583: The 4 Fundamentals of a Thriving Retirement

Your finances may be ready to enter your second act, but retirement coach Joe Casey explains why the bigger question is whether you've prepared for the life, relationship

582: Should You Stop Saving for Retirement? The Surprising Truth

Could doing everything "right" with your retirement savings actually be limiting your financial freedom?  As part of our "By the Numbers" series, in this episode, you'l

581: Are You Socially Fit for Retirement?

What if one of the biggest keys to a healthy, meaningful retirement has nothing to do with money? Author and psychology professor Dr. Marc Schulz reveals why your relatio

580: Die With Zero: Rethinking Wealth, Retirement, and Fulfillment with Bill Perkins

Today, I'm excited to welcome Bill Perkins to the podcast. Bill is an entrepreneur, hedge fund manager, investor, and bestselling author of Die With Zero: Getting All You

579: Will Social Security Really Run Out? What Retirees Need to Know

Headlines say Social Security is going bankrupt, but the real story is far more nuanced, and understanding it could help you make smarter retirement decisions before it's

578: The Fear of Running Out vs. The Fear of Missing Out

When it comes to a confident retirement, what if the biggest risk isn't running out of money, but waiting too long to enjoy it? As part of our "Freedom After 50" series,

577: Long-Term Investing: What Many Retirees Get Wrong

Everyone says to "invest for the long term," but what does that actually mean when you're approaching or living in retirement?  As part of our "By the Numbers" series,