If you have millions in the bank, should you continue to work at age 80? In this show we talk about Eric Idle of Monty Python fame and how he is still working at age 80 to meet his financial obligatio

When you lose a loved one, there are often many loose ends to deal with. Many often wish their loved one left certain pieces of information to make life a bit easier. Having a Will and final wishes is

Believe it or not, some people are forced to retire. Not everyone wants to retire, and many more are working into their 70s. Yet, in some cases the U.S. law forces you to call it quits. In this show w

The IRS has released a new method to ward off tax ID theft. There has been a growing problem of criminals filing tax refunds of unsuspecting citizens and pocketing the money. In the past, the IRS inst

Dan & Tony head to Nashville, TN to talk country music and financial lessons. In this show we discuss quotes from music icon Dolly Parton. Will you have to keep working 9 to 5 forever?

Some States still tax Social Security and other retirement income. What happens if you retire in a State that doesn't tax retirement income or pensions? Does it make sense to move in retirement for a

Where do the most centenarians live and what are they doing that lets them live so long? In this show we discuss the concept of Blue Zones, which reveals the areas of the globe where people are living

In which state will one million dollars last the longest for a 65 year old? According to recent analysis from GoBankingRates, it could be gone in 10 years or 22 years, depending on where you live! Lis

A successful retirement is about increasing income and decreasing stress. In this show we identify the common trait seen in those who are experiencing a successful retirement. Focus on this, and your

Social Security is taxable for some people. If that is the case, how do you go about paying those taxes? In this show we show you exactly what form to complete in order to have the IRS withhold taxes