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The Savvy Investor Podcast is your one-stop shop for investors and retirees who want to level-up their retirement plans. Hosts Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert are independent financial advisors with decades of experience. They tackle the tough financial issues that matter most to you, from saving for retirement to reducing taxes. Whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned investor, The Savvy Investor Podcast has something for you. Tune in each week for practical tips and strategies on how to reach your financial goals. Don't miss an episode! Subscribe or follow today! Schedule your 15-minute Discovery Call here: https://calendly.com/prostatis/15-minute-savvy-discovery-call-savvy-investor-podcast Learn more about the team at Prostatis Financial Advisors Group on their website or on social: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and their NEW YouTube channel and video podcast.
Unknown Host hosts The Savvy Investor Podcast, a business show with 334 episodes published.
That old stock certificate, forgotten 401(k), or inherited investment could be worth more attention than you think. Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert discuss the overlooked assets many people bring into retirement, from decade
Think taking Social Security early is always the smartest move? Think again. In this episode, Mike Canet breaks down why Social Security claiming strategies are far more personal than most people realize. From life expec
Your retirement calculator says you're on track, but what if it's missing the factors that matter most? This episode explores the limitations of online retirement calculators, AI tools, and probability-based projections
A larger Social Security benefit sounds appealing, but what if waiting means sacrificing some of your best retirement years? Ryan Herbert and Katherine Groce explore the factors that go into deciding when to claim Social
You’ve spent decades building your retirement savings—but do you know how that money will turn into a paycheck? Catherine Gross discusses why income planning is one of the most important parts of retirement a
Are you planning for a longer life—or unintentionally planning to run out of money too soon? Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert explore the growing impact of longevity on retirement planning and the balance between spendi
What could a simple deed change save your family from thousands in unnecessary costs? This episode tackles one of the most common retirement concerns: how to handle real estate efficiently in an estate plan. The team bre
What if the stock market isn’t telling you the full story about your retirement? In this episode, Ryan Herbert breaks down why market headlines and economic signals can feel disconnected and why relying on them alo
Is doing nothing with your money actually a risky decision? In this episode, Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert break down why “wait and see” can create unintended consequences, especially as you move closer to retirement. They
What happens if you “retire your risk” at the exact moment you need a strategy the most? This episode explores whether pulling back from the market in retirement actually creates new risks, like falling behind inflation
Is diversification really working the way you think or is it missing the bigger picture in retirement? This episode explores why some retirement-focused portfolios outperformed growth models, and what that reveals about
Mike Canet sits down with Bill Murray and his brothers for a wide‑ranging, unscripted discussion that jumps from the future of their long‑running charity golf tournament to beloved family memories, including famously lab
Headlines scream disaster, but do they deserve control over your retirement decisions? In this episode, Ryan Herbert and Lawrence Kiely unpack why market predictions, social media takes, and financial fear‑mongering ofte
Most people don’t schedule a retirement checkup because something went wrong—they do it because it’s finally time. In this episode, the team discusses why so many pre-retirees approach retirement without a written plan a
Choosing a financial advisor can feel overwhelming. Especially when you’re not sure what questions actually matter. In this episode, Mike Canet & Ryan Herbert discuss how investors can better evaluate an advisor or firm
Retired and still surprised by a tax bill you didn’t see coming? In this episode, Ryan Herbert breaks down why many retirees continue writing checks to Uncle Sam and what’s often being overlooked along the way. From firs
The market can be up 160% over a decade and still feel unsettling when short-term losses show up. In this episode, Mike Canet & Ryan Herbert dig into why market volatility feels so different depending on where you are in
Is there really a “perfect” age to convert retirement dollars? Or is that the wrong question entirely? In this episode, Ryan Herbert & Lawrence Kiely break down the often-misunderstood idea of Roth conversion “sweet spot
Market drops grab headlines, but they’re rarely the biggest challenge facing retirement plans. On this episode, Ryan Herbert & Lawrence Kiely break down the difference between routine market corrections, bear markets, an
What if your retirement plan worked more like a GPS: clear directions, planned stops, and updates when conditions change? In this episode, Mike Canet & Ryan Herbert use a road-trip analogy to explain why retirement plann
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The Savvy Investor Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (investing) and has published 334 episodes.
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