Lifestyle & Mindset
Thank you, Scottsdale. See you November 20.
Our first Fiscal Fridays open to the public is in the books. The moments we loved, the questions that stuck, and why we can't wait to do it again on Friday, November 20.
Lifestyle & Mindset
What happens at Fiscal Fridays today?
Fiscal Fridays goes live this morning in Scottsdale, the first show ever open to the public. The timeline, what to bring, the secret guest, and how to watch if you cannot be in the room.
Lifestyle & Mindset
Who gave our advisors a buzzer?
Every good show has someone you never see on stage. For Fiscal Fridays, that is Hayes Clement, the executive producer who turned a retirement panel into a talk show with a thirty-second clock, a cold open, and a spray bottle. What he changed, and why a money show needs a producer at all.
Lifestyle & Mindset
Why is Fiscal Fridays a show, not a seminar?
On Friday, October 23, Fiscal Fridays opens its studio to the public for the first time. A talk show about retirement money, with a host, a panel, a secret guest, a thirty-second clock, and a spray bottle. What it is, what happens in the room, and a week of stories leading up to it.
Lifestyle & Mindset
Have you met the new Eddie and Betty?
Our website got a new look this week, and so did the two voices from our podcast. Eddie and Betty now live in 1950s pen and ink: on americanretirementadvisors.com, in a new library of one-page guides at the office, and starting now, right here in these articles.
Lifestyle & Mindset
Is an estate plan from 2004 still a plan? Fiscal Fridays Episode 8 answers that and three more, now on YouTube.
Four real situations, thirty seconds each: a widow who found four accounts she never knew about, a man who sold his company and felt nothing, a couple whose plan is twenty-two years old, and three kids who will not agree. Plus Greg Frantz on thirty years of Medicare. Hayes's thirty-two-minute cut is