The Her Retirement Podcast

In this week's episode, Lynn is interviewed as part of a Retirement Summit for women. The Summit focused on the lifestyle side of retirement, but the founder invited Lynn on as a guest to discuss the financial side of retirement.

📒 Show Notes and Resources 📒

Walk the Talk by Her Retirement founder Lynn Toomey is an educational podcast focused on health and wealth for women preparing for and transitioning into retirement.

Walk the Talk Podcast Webpage: https://herretirement.com/podcast-page/

Resources to help you know more and have more now and in retirement with Her Retirement.

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For most, family makes life – and life in retirement - rich and more enjoyable. But family can also complicate retirement. Retirement planning has traditionally centered on the needs of an individual or a couple. In the podcast I’ll be revealing some impacts that today’s family complexities and financial interdependencies have on retirement and talk about how pre-retirees and retires can better, plan, communicate, and collaborate with family to better balance family needs with their own long term retirement security. There are three converging trends that were identified in a Merrill Lynch and Age Wage survey that I’ll be referencing during the podcast. 1) Parenthood Doesn’t Retire; 2) Extended Lives. Extended Needs; and 3) Stretched and Stressed.

I conducted this interview as a part of my Know More - Have More Facebook wellness group. Several of us read the Art of Money by author, Bari Tessler. I invited Bari to join us for a Zoom gathering with those that read the book. This interview is the recording from the event.

Social Security and Your Retirement Income...this week's podcast digs into this important income source.

Social Security accounts for about 33% of most retiree's income, yet many people don't know the proper claiming strategies and leave more than $110,000 on the table!

It's VERY important to understand Social Security. Not only does it provide a guaranteed income stream, it also offers longevity protection, spousal protection and even some inflation protection. The ultimate value of social security is often overlooked. Listen in to this week's Her Retirement podcast to learn all about this important retirement income source.