Ed Siddell The Retirement Trainer: Recent Episodes
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The Retirement Trainer, with Ed Siddell: A podcast about helping you find ways to become financially fit for your future, no matter what kind of shape you’re in now.
Ed talks with Pat Puhl, President of “Families For A Cure,” about growing from a single golf tournament to licensed nonprofit that’s raised over $1 Million for cancer research and patient care programs.
Rather than ways to save and keep more of your money, we’re talking about the importance and benefits of giving it away.
Ed chats with attorney Logan Philipps, on ways to better protect yourself, your family and your assets by building a proper estate plan.
Understanding what you have, who you want to leave those things to, and how you want them to be received, is as important a plan as figuring out your retirement income. Yet, most of us neglect this area of planning. How to start thinking ahead about what you want to leave behind.
In a candid conversation, Ed chats with Evan DuBro - founder and CEO of Our Family Home and advocate for those affected by Alzheimer’s and Dementia - about personal family struggles with these diseases while also offering valuable information on Long Term Care planning.
Polices seem expensive and options complicated, but there are new options emerging for Long Term Care. Ed explains some things you need to know.
What's the deal with the year 2025? And other tips to protect yourself from rising taxes.
The Retirement Fitness Plan™ is a 5-Step plan that Ed designed himself to help you get to, and through, retirement.
$500,000…$1 million…$5 MILLION? How can you begin to determine how much you actually need in your nest egg?
How you can the take financial regrets of others and turn them into a preventative education for you.
Last week we began the conversation to reduce your anxiety about running out of money, and healthcare costs. This week, we resume the discussion of what’s got you worried about retirement, and what you can do to ease your anxiety.
What are the biggest worries we have about retirement, and how can we ease them? Laying out some simple financial groundwork now, can make a BIG difference in helping you be less stressed later!
It seemed easier for our parents and grandparents. Now, the effort required to prepare for a happy retirement has practically become a second job. How can "uncomplicate" how complicated retirement has become?