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Safe Money Radio host Brad Pistole is a nationally recognized Financial Professional who specializes in planning that protects principal from stock market volatility and creates guaranteed lifetime income. Listen here to receive insights from Brad and hear what he has to say regarding retirement income planning.
Brad Pistole hosts Safe Money Radio with Brad Pistole, a business show with 159 episodes published.
Your spouse dies and suddenly the questions are nonstop, and some of them are terrifyingly practical: Where are the accounts? What were the passwords? Which check is still coming next month? I sit down with my 79-year-ol
The hardest part of retirement planning isn’t choosing an investment. It’s facing the risk nobody wants to price: the unexpected phone call, the sudden diagnosis, the accident that turns “someday” into “today.” Brad Pist
You can feel the electricity of the World Cup from blocks away, but the real shock hits when you start doing the math. After traveling to Dallas for a match at AT&T Stadium, I walked through the crowds, watched the lines
The Social Security rumor mill is relentless: “It’s going bankrupt, file at 62, take it and run.” We slow that noise down and replace it with facts you can actually plan around, starting with what the Social Security Tru
We celebrate America at 250 by walking through how entertainment, travel, sports, technology, and everyday costs change across generations and what that means for the way we plan our lives. We connect nostalgia to real r
The retirement rules you live under weren’t invented all at once. They were built in layers across wars, market crashes, tax law rewrites, and the slow disappearance of pensions. I’m Brad Pistole, and I’m taking you on a
Social Security headlines push a lot of smart people into costly snap decisions, and the most common one is racing to claim at 62 out of fear. We sit down at the American College Horizons Conference with Dr. Jason Fichtn
When the market moves, your account balance may swing, but the factor that can quietly rewrite your retirement is taxes. We’re back at the American College of Financial Services Horizons conference with three interviews
The most expensive retirement mistakes are rarely about picking the wrong stock. They usually come from blind spots: taxes you did not see coming, income tools you never learned, and assets you forgot to count. From the
Retirement plans don’t usually fail because of a bad spreadsheet. They fail because of a life event. From the sold-out Horizons 2026 conference at The American College of Financial Services, we bring you three powerful c
You can be a thrill seeker and still buckle your seatbelt, and that simple truth is the best metaphor for retirement planning I know. With Peak 65 here, more families are reaching the “now what?” moment at the same time,
If you’ve been told “just take Social Security at 62” because the system is running out of money, pause. We sit down with Heather Schreiber, our go to Social Security and retirement income planning expert, to unpack what
You can know all the rules of money and still get blindsided by retirement. Brad sits down with Dr. Kevin Lynch, a former CFP program instructor with 20 professional designations, to talk about what happens when the payc
“Convert or not convert?” sounds like a simple yes-or-no question until you run headfirst into the Roth IRA rulebook. We break it down in plain English, starting with the real difference between tax-deferred retirement a
The market can drop hard, surge 1,125 points in a day, then whipsaw you again and that’s a nightmare if you’re retiring right as you start taking withdrawals. I talk straight about what I’m seeing at the end of Q1 2026,
Social Security isn’t a “pick a date and hope” decision, it’s a lifetime income lever that can change your retirement and your spouse’s future. We’ve heard all the noise: claim at 62, Social Security is going broke, take
The internet is packed with confident Social Security advice, but a lot of it collapses the moment you apply the real rules. We dig into why the “just claim at 62” message spreads, what parts of it are true, and where it
Social Security is one of the biggest levers in retirement income planning, yet most people still make their claiming decision with a rule of thumb and a half-remembered story from a friend. We wanted to fix that. From o
Social Security is not just a government benefit. It’s a lifetime income decision that can define how retirement feels at 75, 85, or 95. We sit down with industry veteran Joseph Jordan to unpack why claiming rules feel c
Your retirement plan can get blindsided by one question you never budgeted for: “What happens if my parent can’t live alone anymore?” We get real about the moment caregiving begins and why it feels like you’re solving te
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