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Hosted by Custer Financial Advisors · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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We’re here trying to help you feel confident about your retirement journey. We share practical insights on today's tax strategies, investment ideas, and financial planning topics. Our goal is to aid you in making more informed decisions so finances don't hold you back from the future you dreamed of.Common Curiosities: Retirement is an educational channel and is not affiliated with Harborfront Financial, Custer Financial Advisors or LPL Financial. The views expressed are for general informational purposes only and do not represent the views of any of them.
Custer Financial Advisors hosts Common Curiosities: Retirement, a business show with 32 episodes published.
When you approach retirement and prepare to cross the work finish line, you are flooded with conflicting opinions on how to actually spend the money you worked your entire career to save. But the reality is that every wi
You’ve hit the million-dollar mark and retirement is finally in sight! But is it actually enough to stop working now without running out of money later? Shifting from a working mindset to turning those savings into an in
Finishing your degree, landing that first “real” job, and finally getting the paycheck you worked years for can feel incredible… until the student loans, retirement decisions, taxes, and benefit elections all show up at
Being a physician often means years of delayed income, massive student loans, confusing benefit decisions, and suddenly jumping into a much higher tax bracket without much financial education along the way. In this episo
In this episode Michael CFP®, EA, CSS™ answers four retirement planning questions found with Reddit to hopefully help answer people's questions! 𝐓𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞: 💭 Is having a will enough to avoid probate? �
Is life insurance a necessary cost or are you paying premiums for coverage you’ve outgrown? Michael Custer CFP®, EA, CSS™ is transparent about his take on the industry. He doesn't love paying for insurance, but it's valu
Turns out, a lot of people have the same questions sitting in the back of their heads. They just don't always know who to ask or are scared to ask! In this episode, Michael Custer CFP®, EA, CSS™ digs into four questions.
A lot of retirement withdrawal advice is simple: Something like 1.) Spend your brokerage account first, then 2.) Use our pre-tax accounts, and 3.) save the Roth assets for last. But when you really study it, does that al
Homeowners do have access to valuable tax deductions and strategies but most people only know about one or two of them. In this episode, Michael Custer CFP®, EA explores some of the most common tax planning tools availab
In the previous episode, we broke down what IRMAA is and why it catches so many retirees off guard when it comes to Medicare surcharges. Now it's time to actually see it in action. In this episode, Michael Custer CFP®, E
Are you doing Roth conversions without checking this first? If you're not factoring in Medicare surcharges (IRMAA), you could accidentally be paying more for Medicare without even finding out until two years later. In th
When it comes to investing, a lot of the terminology can feel confusing. What is active vs passive investing? What does alpha actually measure? And what happens if you want to get out of an annuity but there is a surrend
We find that many people heading into retirement aren't aligning their own life with their investment portfolio and they don't even know it! The investment industry has often placed people in specific investments based u
What do your taxes actually look like right now and what might they look like in retirement? In this episode, Michael CFP®, EA walks through a listener question from a couple earning $250,000 who wanted to understand the
There are so many types of retirement accounts out there… and let’s be honest, most people have no idea what any of them really mean. Whether you’re self‑employed and choosing a plan for your business or trying to learn
Is there really something magical about having $100,000 invested? Or is it just a shiny milestone that gets a little too much hype? In this episode Jacqueline and Michael unpack the idea of the “$100K magic number” and w
Budgeting has a reputation for being boring… but does it really have to be? Are there simpler, more flexible ways to manage your money than the old-school method? Instead of pushing a one size fits all spreadsheet, we wa
How do you actually spend more in retirement? It's not typically by letting the IRS quietly become your biggest business partner via taxes without a plan. In this episode of Common Curiosities: Retirement, we unpack a fe
Most people don’t lie awake thinking about Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). Until they have some and then tax time hits. Then suddenly… curiosity shows up quickly. RSUs aren't the most complex form of equity compensation b
Are leveraged ETFs a smart move or a hidden risk? What does “negative yield on cash” actually mean? And how should you think about investing when markets fall? In this episode Michael CFP®, EA breaks down leveraged ETFs,
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