Can You Live Off Dividends?
Let’s tackle a question that many retirees ponder: Is living off dividends a viable retirement income strategy?
Planning Essentials for Pilots Nearing Retirement
In the episode, he breaks down effective strategies for building stability through tools like dividend paying whole life insurance.
Mailbag: Should I Fly Until Age 65?
Ryan answers a critical question from a listener about flying until 65 or whether there is flexibility to retire earlier?
Answering the ‘How Do You Know?’ Questions in Retirement Planning
In this episode, we dive deep into the essential retirement planning questions every pilot should be asking.
Mastering the Art of Simple Retirement Planning for Airline Pilots
Retirement planning doesn’t have to be overwhelmingly complicated. In fact, it doesn’t have to be as complicated as most people tend to make it. In this episode, we’re going to unravel some of the unnecessary complexities that are often woven into the fabric of retirement advice.
Expectation vs. Reality: The Truth About Retirement Planning
Some people just need a reality check when it comes to understanding their retirement. Today, we'll explore why a realistic approach to retirement, inclusive of financial planning and the potential for unexpected challenges, is crucial.
Retirement Planning Is Harder Than It Used To Be
Every generation likes to talk about how much harder things used to be when they were kids. Like all of the people who used to have to walk five miles to school, in the snow, uphill both ways. But they had at least one thing that was EASIER…and that was retirement planning.
Don’t Make These Income Planning Mistakes
Are you planning for your retirement with the confidence that you're making all the right moves? In today's episode, we'll unveil the crucial income planning mistakes that could jeopardize your retirement.
Rethinking Your Survivor Benefit Options with Dave Befort
Many of the FedEx and UPS pilots still have a pension and they often ask what to do about the survivor benefits. Many of them are inclined to lean towards the 50% survivor benefit, but that’s not typically the best option.
