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Welcome to the Retirement Planning Simplified Podcast. Join Joseph Curry, CFP Professional, Certified Exit Planning Advisor and retirement planning specialist, to learn how to simplify your retirement planning. If you're approaching retirement or have already entered your early retirement years, this podcast is designed to help you answer your big retirement questions like... Can I afford to retire? How do I create a paycheck in retirement? How do I pay less tax in retirement? And even big questions about life after work. Through Retirement Planning education, resources, and expert interviews, Joseph will help you get clear on your vision for retirement including what that looks like for you, how to simplify it, and what you will need specifically to achieve or maintain financial freedom, live out your dreams and create future opportunities for the ones you love. You can find more information, tools, and resources for your Retirement Planning at https://retirementplanningsimplified.ca.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Retirement Planning Simplified Podcast. Join Joseph Curry, CFP Professional, Certified Exit Planning Advisor and retirement planning specialist, to learn how to simplify your retirement planning. If you're approaching retirement or have already entered your early retirement years, this podcast is designed to help you answer your big retirement questions like... Can I afford to retire?
Recent episodes include "EP # 217 | Should You Spend Down Your Savings If You Have a Pension?" (29 October 2026, 18 minutes), "EP # 216 | The Biggest Mistake People Make When Markets Drop" (22 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "EP # 215 | Three Things to do When Markets Crash" (15 October 2026, 17 minutes).
Your Retirement Planning Simplified publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 248 episodes.
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Your Retirement Planning Simplified is a business podcast with 248 episodes published.
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The people who walk in with the most secure retirement income Joe ever sees - a defined benefit pension that pays every month for the rest of their life - are very often the most nervous about spending their savings...

Last week we touched on three things you should do when markets drop. This week is the flip side: the one mistake that does more damage than all the rest put together. If you get this wrong, it can quietly undo years of...

Episode #215
Right now, markets are calm. And that is exactly the right time to talk about what to do when they are not. When markets drop, almost everything your gut is telling you to do is the exact opposite of what you should...

"My pension pays $4,000 a month for life." "I've got a million and a half in GICs and I'll live on $100,000 a year for the next 20 years." Both statements are said with real relief - and both people might be taking on a...

For 40 years, your paycheque just showed up. Then you retire, and suddenly you are sitting on the biggest amount of money you have ever had with no paycheque coming in. A lot of good savers freeze. They are scared to...

You sign your will, feel a wave of relief, and put it in the drawer. Done, handled, the kids are taken care of. But a will mostly records what you decided. It does not explain why. And if your children have never heard...

More than half of Canadians say they are afraid of making the wrong financial decision, and half say they have lost sleep over money. Your first instinct is probably that this is about people who do not have enough. But...

If something happened to you tomorrow, do you know who would actually receive each of your accounts? Not who you think it is - but who is actually named on the paperwork right now. For a lot of people, the honest answer...

In almost every episode of this series, the money was actually fine. The math worked. So what held people back? In this wrap-up episode, Joe names the thing that sits underneath the numbers, and explains why the final...

The go-go years are real. But does that mean you should spend everything early and hope for the best? Not quite. In this episode, Joe adds the honest counterweight to the last few weeks of conversation, because building...

Episode #204
Two people can have the exact same amount of money and the exact same retirement, and one spends comfortably while the other can barely bring themselves to touch it. A big part of what separates them comes down to where...

If the best years of retirement are front-loaded, why do most retirement income plans hand you the same inflation-adjusted number every single year for 30 years? It doesn't match how anyone actually lives. In this...

"One more year." It sounds responsible. But after a lot of these conversations, Joe has come to believe it usually has very little to do with money. In this episode, he pulls this apart and explains why the timing of...

Episode #201
Most people worry about running out of money in retirement. But for many careful savers, the bigger risk is the opposite: reaching the end of life having never spent what you worked so hard to build. In this episode...

For Episode 200, Joe pulls back the curtain on how Matthews and Associates actually works with clients, and more importantly, why they built their process the way they did. If you've ever felt nervous about talking to a...

You saved carefully for decades, but what if that same caution is quietly costing you your best years in retirement? Many Canadians retire with more than enough and still can't bring themselves to spend it. In this...

Most people treat the Old Age Security (OAS) clawback like a cliff you fall off the moment your income crosses the line. It isn't. In this episode we reframe the clawback as one number among many, and look at when...

In this episode of Your Retirement Planning Simplified, Joe Curry explains the real value of a one-time retirement plan and why retirement planning should never be viewed as a one-and-done exercise. Learn how retirement...

Episode #196
What should Canadians do when they turn 60 and start thinking seriously about retirement? In this episode, Joe Curry walks through the exact retirement income planning framework he would use if he were turning 60 today...

In this episode of Your Retirement Planning Simplified , Joe Curry explains how pension income splitting works in Canada and why it can be one of the most effective tax-saving strategies for retirees. Learn how RRIF...
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chiropractor, author, lecturer, Certified HeartMath practitioner, Wealth Insurance.com
Financial Psychology Transforms Client Conversations | Holistic Guide to Wealth Management, Kansas State University
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