The Simply Retirement Podcast

The Simply Retirement Podcast


Latest Episodes

Making Divorce Manageable: Financial and Emotional Insights with Neil Palache (Ep. 41)
February 19, 2025

Going through a divorce is challenging, but the right guidance can transform chaos into clarity. In this episode, Eric Blake sits down with Neil Palache, founder of The Divorce Transition Professional

Social Security Fairness Act (Ep. 40)
February 05, 2025

The Social Security Fairness Act is a transformative law that eliminates the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO), paving the way for millionsespecially women in p

Empowering Women through New Beginnings with Shalonda Waggoner (Ep. 39)
January 15, 2025

What makes a home truly special? We dive into this crucial question in our latest episode with Eric Blake and special guest Shalonda Waggoner. Shalonda, the founder and president of LatterHouse Decor

Transforming Dementia Care Through Doll Therapy: The Story Behind The Grand Baby Project (Ep. 38)
January 02, 2025

Do you know someone affected by Alzheimers or dementia, or are you seeking innovative ways to provide care and comfort? In this episode of The Simply Retirement Podcast, Eric Blake is joined by Mary

Top 5 Questions on Social Security Survivor Benefits (Ep. 37)
December 18, 2024

Social Security survivor benefits are a vital source of financial stability for many women, but how can you ensure you maximize these benefits when planning for retirement? In this episode of The Simp

Financial Tips and Support for Widows with Chris Bentley, MBA, CFP®, CLU®, BFA®, CRPC® (Ep. R36)
December 04, 2024

Widowhood often brings emotional and financial turmoil, leaving many unsure of where to turn. Wings for Widows offers a lifeline to widows through personalized coaching and financial guidance. In thi

The Good, the Bad, and the Truth About Paying for Long-Term Care: Part 2 (Ep. 35)
November 20, 2024

When it comes to planning for retirement, many overlook one of the biggest financial threatslong-term care costs. Most women assume that Medicare or health insurance will cover their needs, but the r

The Good, the Bad, and the Truth About Paying for Long-Term Care: Part 1 (Ep. 34)
November 06, 2024

Do you have a plan for the rising costs of extended healthcare as you approach retirement? Many women are caught off guard by the financial impact of caregiving, both for themselves and their aging l

Prioritizing Self-Care with Professional Tips from Taylor Morrison (Ep. 33)
October 16, 2024

Retirement planning can be daunting, especially for women who often prioritize others over themselves. How can women balance self-care with financial planning? What strategies can help them thrive in

The Essentials of Social Security: An Insider’s Insights to Help You Plan with Confidence (Ep. 32)
October 02, 2024

Are you leaving money on the table with your Social Security benefits? Join host Eric Blake as he engages with Nolan Russell, a former Social Security Administration employee and author of The Essent