
Retirement gets complicated. Medicare, Social Security, Investments, and your Estate Plan are the core of your retirement decisions, but each of those gets remarkably complex. They are mazes with minefields every step of the way that lead to confusion and nightmares. Our channel puts out videos to help remove obstacles, clear up the mess, and keep your retirement decisions a whole lot more simple.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

When should you take Social Security — at 62, 67, or 70? The answer depends on whether you're single or married, and the math looks very different for each. In this episode, Erik Soderborg and Zacc Call, president of Capita Financial Network, sit dow... more
Social Security break-even age — it sounds simple, but most people calculate it wrong. In this episode, Erik Soderborg sits down with Zacc Call, president of Capita Financial Network, for Part 3 of our 4-part Social Security series.
We walk through... more
Are you getting every Social Security benefit you're entitled to?
Most retirees only claim one — but there are actually four different types of benefits available depending on your situation.
In this video, I sit down with Zacc Call, President of C... more
💵 How is your Social Security benefit calculated?
In Part 1 of our 4-part Social Security series, financial expert Zacc Call explains the Primary Insurance Amount (PIA) - the foundation of your Social Security retirement benefit - and reveals prov... more
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The show tackles retirement planning with a practical, math-forward bent, focusing on Medicare, Social Security, taxes, estate planning, and insurance. Episodes frequently feature expert guests and practitioners who translate complex retirement decisions into actionable steps, real-world scenarios, and planning tools. A standout is the emphasis on data-driven analysis and strategy—whether optimizing Social Security, evaluating long-term care risk, or navigating Roth conversions and RMDs—paired with accessible explanations for a primarily retirement-ready audience. The format often blends educational content with case studies and checklists, making it useful for listeners seeking concrete planning tactics and credible viewpoints from financi... more
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6. Mark Glickman
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