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Anthony MaheuExplicit
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Date created
2020/05/05
Latest episode
2026/10/25
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8 days
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Small changes, made over time, can produce significant results. Much like a high performance engine, or an entire orchestra, when even a small part is not doing what it is supposed to do, everything suffers. And the same is true of your finances. This show is dedicated to the small things that make a significant difference.
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Your Kids Don't Want Your China Cabinet!
2026/10/25
The family heirlooms and treasured possessions you've spent a lifetime collecting may not hold the same value for your children and grandchildren. We explore the differences between sentimental and monetary value, why younger generations often view inherited belongings differently, and how thoughtful estate planning can help prevent family disagreements over cherished possessions. We also discuss the importance of communicating your wishes, downsizing with intention, and passing along meaningful items while you're still here to see your loved ones enjoy them.
Staying Relevant: Experience, Education & the Evolution of Financial Planning
2026/10/04
In this episode, we explore how modern financial planning has shifted from traditional budgeting to dynamic, tech-driven wealth strategies tailored for today's economic climate. Discover how tailored portfolio management, tax-efficient investing, and modern risk management can shield your assets against market shifts and inflation. Tune in to learn practical steps for updating your personal financial playbook to accelerate long-term wealth building and maintain your financial edge.
The Things We Thought Meant We’d “Made It”
2026/09/27
In this episode, we take a nostalgic look back at how our perception of success changes from childhood dreams to adult reality. We reflect on the symbols of "making it" that we once chased and contrast them with what truly matters as we prepare for retirement. Join us as we explore how a well-crafted financial plan can unlock the ultimate sign of success: the freedom to pursue your true passions.
The Family CFO Is Retiring Too
2026/09/20
In many households, one spouse quietly manages all the accounts and investments, acting as the unassigned "family CFO." In this episode, we discuss what happens when that key individual faces an unexpected illness, cognitive decline, or passes away, leaving the surviving spouse overwhelmed by critical financial decisions during a time of grief. We share how building a clear financial roadmap and establishing a trusted quarterback for your planning can ease the burden on your family when life takes an unexpected turn.
The Family Financial Fire Drill
2026/09/13
In this episode, we discuss the importance of preparing a "Family Financial Fire Drill" to ensure your loved ones are ready for unexpected life events. We break down the essential steps to organize your financial life—from consolidating vital documents and setting up emergency liquidity to granting power of attorney and securing password access. Join us as we share practical strategies to streamline your household's financial plan and protect your family's future before a crisis hits.
When Being Conservative Becomes Risky
2026/09/06
In this episode, we explore how overly conservative financial strategies can unexpectedly increase risk in retirement. We discuss why avoiding short-term market volatility often exposes retirees to long-term dangers like inflation and lost purchasing power. Tune in to learn how we help structure portfolios to balance immediate safety with the growth needed to support a decades-long retirement.
The Bank of Mom and Dad—Open Forever?
2026/08/30
While generosity comes naturally to most parents, repeatedly rescuing adult children can quietly undermine a family’s long-term financial security. We examine the true, hidden costs of keeping the "Bank of Mom and Dad" open—from lost investment growth to unexpected tax hits. Discover how to set healthy financial boundaries, protect your retirement goals, and offer support without sacrificing your own future.
Your Dream Retirement Day
2026/08/23
In this episode, we move past basic portfolio numbers to explore what your ideal, day-to-day lifestyle actually looks like in retirement. We discuss how to align different personal visions within a relationship so both partners can thrive, build structure, and maintain purpose. Finally, we break down practical spending strategies for the distinct phases of retirement, helping you create a plan that supports your lifestyle for the long haul.
Financial Clutter: The Hidden Enemy of Retirement
2026/08/16
In this episode, we explore how unorganized accounts, outdated insurance policies, and forgotten 401(k)s create hidden costs that can derail your retirement goals. We discuss practical ways to streamline your assets, eliminate overlapping fees, and properly update your beneficiaries to ensure your money works effectively. By shifting your mindset from accumulation to distribution, we demonstrate how decluttering your finances provides the clarity and direction needed for long-term security.
Long-term Care, Long Held Myths and Mystery
2026/08/09
In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the complexities of long-term care to separate expensive misconceptions from financial reality. We explore the critical differences between medical insurance and dedicated care coverage, highlighting why "hoping for the best" isn't a viable retirement strategy. Join us as we break down actionable ways to protect your assets and maintain your independence without getting lost in the industry jargon.
The Retirement Recipe: Why Great Retirements Are Built Like Family Recipes
2026/08/02
This episode explores how crafting a successful retirement is much like preparing a beloved family recipe. Instead of focusing on isolated investments, the discussion highlights why intentional planning requires carefully coordinating all financial ingredients, from taxes to estate planning. Ultimately, listeners learn how working with a trusted professional helps blend these elements into a customized strategy tailored to unique personal goals.
What Pizza Can Teach You About Retirement Planning
2026/07/26
Whether it's choosing the right crust, balancing your favorite toppings, or making sure everyone gets a fair slice, building a great pizza requires a solid recipe. In this episode, we slice into the surprising parallels between your favorite pie and a successful retirement strategy, from asset allocation to tax efficiency. Tune in for a delicious takeaway on how to bake long-term security directly into your financial plan!
Money Lessons Every Parent Should Teach Their Kids
2026/07/19
In this episode Tony talks about why financial education is so important and the financial lessons we need to teach our children.
The Retirement Red Zone - The 5–10 Years That Can Make or Break the Rest of Your Life
2026/07/12
The 5 to 10 years surrounding your transition into retirement are known as the "Red Zone," and the financial moves you make during this window will lock in your lifestyle for the rest of your life. This critical period leaves your nest egg highly vulnerable to market volatility, timing risks, and sudden tax shifts just as you prepare to stop working. This episode breaks down the defensive strategies you need to implement right now to protect your wealth and cross the retirement finish line with total confidence.
Who's Really Coordinating Your Retirement?
2026/07/05
Most people have multiple financial professionals, but very few have someone actually coordinating the entire big picture. Without a central strategy, independent decisions about your taxes, investments, and estate can easily conflict and cost you money. Hit play to discover how to build a unified financial team that works together to protect your nest egg.
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Great Podcast
I enjoyed the updates on the Secure Act! Thanks for the great information.
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