The Financial Answer with Nathan O’Bryant

Join us as we seek to avoid cutting corners in retirement planning. Learn what you can do if you're arriving late to the retirement planning table. All that and more on today's episode of The Financial Answer with Nathan O'Bryant

While certainly none of our listeners would be guilty of making any of these unreasonable requests, let's talk about some of the unreasonable requests we sometimes hear. We'll also piece together a financial jigsaw puzzle and check in on your advisor.

What is risk aversion, and does it affect you? Find out what Nathan has to say. We'll also cover the tax consequences of your investments and climb the retirement pyramid.

It's time to answer some more questions with The Financial Answer. Nathan will go over things that financial advisors wish their clients knew, and will also guide you through unique challenges that could be facing your retirement plan.

If you've ever ridden the subway in London, you've probably noticed the "Mind The Gap" signs warning you to beware of the gap between the train door and the station platform. Let's talk about minding the gaps in your retirement plan. We'll also discuss the financial issues we tend to procrastinate.

Think of Nathan as your financial doctor. Hear what he would prescribe for some symptoms you may be experiencing. After that initial consult, we'll learn some financial lessons from quotes by Mick Jagger, as well as identify some red flags you should watch out for in your portfolio.

A customized retirement plan is much better than a one-size-fits-all approach. And yet, you might not have a plan that's truly customized. Find out what it means to have a plan that's unique to your needs and goals. We'll also discover what makes Nathan tick and learn how age can affect wisdom.

Learn financial lessons from some of the richest musicians in history. We'll also find out whether Nathan could be elected to the hypothetical office of financial advisor. Finally, we'll take a deep dive and examine pensions.

Your retirement will look much different than your parent's. Find out why. We'll also explain why there's really only three places you can invest and try to determine your spending personality.

In honor of Mother's Day, let's take some financial lessons from mom. We'll also try to understand the concept of non-correlated income. Finally we'll share some uncommon sense.