The Money Matters with Ken Moraif Radio Show is brought to you by Retirement Planners of America. Originally founded as Money Matters with Ken Moraif, the company changed its name to Retirement Planners of America in 2019 to better reflect our commitment to our clients retirement planning needs. Find local show times or listen to the latest podcast below.
The Money Matters with Ken Moraif Radio Show went on the air in 1996 with the goal of helping people who are retired or retiring soon achieve financial peace of mind. Ken Moraif offers practical advice and humorous tips for overcoming common retirement fears, and insights on everything from mutual funds to annuities to how the market will respond to world events.
Please note: From time to time a show can be moved because of a sports or breaking news pre-emption.
1) Infections Are Skyrocketing. Will That Take Down the Stock Market?
2) What If You Live to Be 100?
3) How to Maximize Social Security
4) One of the Biggest Threats to Your Retirement
5) Estate Tip: Gift Tax Rules That May Expire at the End of the Year
1) We Love Gridlock!
2) Seven Things to Do Before Retiring
3) Social Security Strategies for Married Couples
4) Treat Your Retirement Like Running a Business
5) Estate Tip: The Living Trust—What it Does and Doesn’t Do
1) No Stimulus, Lockdowns, the Elections. Whew!
2) Seven Investment Risks You Could Face
3) How to Maximize Your Social Security
4) Do You Have a Protection Strategy?
5) Estate Tip: What is the Job of Executor?
1) After the Debate: What is the Market Saying?
2) The Emotional Risk Curve and Your Investments
3) Strategies for Spousal Social Security Benefits
4) One Bear Market Could Change Your Life Forever
5) Estate Tip: Why Cosigning a Grandchild’s Student Loan Could Be a Bad Idea
1) What Is the Difference Between “Best Interest” and “Fiduciary Duty?”
2) Nine Factors to Consider Before Buying Long-Term Care Insurance
3) How to Calculate the Break-Even Age When Taking Social Security Early
4) The Market Will Always Come Back: A Young Person’s Strategy, Probably Not Yours
5) Estate Tip: Reviewing and Updating Your Estate Plan
