The Retirement Key
The Retirement Key podcast is a resource to gain insight and learn strategies for a more successful retirement. Join Abe Abich has he shares his decades of experience on a wide variety of topics from from Social Security and retirement income, to estate planning. Whether you're just starting to plan for retirement or you're already in the thick of it, The Retirement Key has something for you. In each episode, Abe provides ideas on personalized solutions to common retirement challenges. Subscribe today and empower yourself to make financial decisions for a more fulfilling retirement journey. Begin your personalized retirement conversation, and gain a deeper understanding of your financial path, at AbichFinancial.com Learn more about Abe and the Abich Financial team on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube!
Episodes
Inherited an IRA? One wrong move could create a tax headache you never saw coming. On this episode, Justin Doback of Abich Financial Services explains what beneficiaries need to know before taking action with an inherited IRA. From understanding the 10-year rule and required distributions to avoiding common mistakes that can trigger unnecessary taxes, the conversation covers key considerations for spouses, non-spouse beneficiaries,...
What if retirement isn't about leaving work behind, but gaining the freedom to choose it? In this episode, Ryan Oliver discusses why many retirees are returning to work, not because they have to, but because they want purpose, routine, connection, and flexibility. He explores how retirement expectations are changing, the emotional side of leaving a career, and key financial considerations such as Social Security and retirement inco...
Could artificial intelligence help with retirement planning, or are some decisions too important to leave to a computer? In this episode from this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich discusses the growing role of AI in everyday life and where human guidance still matters most in retirement planning. The conversation explores interest rate changes, retirement income strategies, healthcare planning, Roth conversions, RMDs, QCD...
What if some of the most overlooked retirement strategies could have the biggest impact on your financial picture? In this episode, Abe Abich breaks down five retirement planning opportunities many Americans ignore, including account consolidation, maximizing employer matches, Roth conversions, health savings accounts, and long-term care planning. Learn why organization, tax planning, healthcare preparation, and proactive decision-...
Is your money quietly losing ground even while your account balances look strong? This episode from this past weekend’s radio show explores how “dead money” and excess cash reserves can impact retirement planning, why taxable income may matter more than trying to predict future tax rates, and how retirees can avoid becoming overconfident after years of market gains. Abe Abich discusses retirement income planning, ...
Could the IRA you plan to leave your children come with a tax surprise they never expected? In this episode of the Retirement Key Podcast, Ryan Oliver discusses how inherited IRA rules can create unintended tax consequences for non-spousal beneficiaries, why the 10-year distribution rule matters, and how strategies such as Roth conversions, beneficiary reviews, and thoughtful legacy planning may help families evaluate tax efficienc...
Think retirement means abandoning stocks altogether? This episode explores why staying invested may still play an important role in retirement. Abe Abich discusses balancing growth and protection, managing inflation risk, generating income through investments, and avoiding the pitfalls of becoming too conservative too soon. Learn how retirement portfolios can be tailored to individual goals, income needs, and risk tolerance while m...
A single retirement withdrawal could trigger a costly chain reaction. In this episode from this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich explains how required minimum distributions (RMDs) can affect taxes, Social Security taxation, and Medicare premiums. He also discusses proactive strategies such as Roth conversions and qualified charitable distributions, along with practical retirement planning “grab bars” that can ...
Could retiring earlier than you thought be more about planning than hitting a magic number? This episode explores what it really takes to retire before traditional retirement age. Ryan Oliver discusses key factors including lifestyle expenses, income sources, healthcare costs, portfolio withdrawals, and common misconceptions about early retirement. He also explains why retirement readiness looks different for everyone and how part-...
Could the investments you consider safest be creating risks you don’t see? In this episode, Abe Abich explores retirement risks that extend beyond market volatility, including inflation, longevity, cash holdings, and bond-related challenges. He explains why preserving purchasing power, maintaining growth potential, and balancing income needs are important considerations for retirees. Abe also discusses the difference between ...
Could a 20% market loss, rising taxes, or a lack of planning put your retirement at risk? From this past weekend's radio show, Abe Abich discusses why limiting large losses, creating retirement income strategies, and addressing potential tax challenges are key considerations for retirees. He shares examples involving widowed investors, account consolidation, Roth conversion planning, and concerns surrounding the growing national de...
Could one retirement decision today create challenges years down the road? In this episode of the Retirement Key Podcast, Justin Doback explores five common retirement regrets and the planning considerations behind them. Topics include Social Security claiming strategies, creating a retirement income plan, balancing investment risk, addressing future tax exposure, and keeping estate planning documents current. Justin also discusses...
Could holding too much cash in retirement create risks you don’t see coming? In this episode, Ryan Oliver discusses why cash may feel safe during uncertain markets but can present challenges when it becomes a long-term strategy. He explains the effects of inflation, opportunity cost, taxes, and retirement income planning, along with the role cash can play as an emergency reserve and volatility buffer. Learn how retirees can t...
Could the biggest retirement investment mistake happen after you've already saved enough? In this episode, Abe Abich explains how retirement planning shifts from focusing primarily on growth to balancing income, protection, and risk management. He discusses common investor mistakes, the importance of diversification, and why sequence of returns risk can have a significant impact during the early years of retirement. Abe also outlin...
Could a market downturn in the early years of retirement have a bigger impact than you realize? From this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich discusses sequence of returns risk, why the timing of withdrawals matters in retirement, and strategies retirees may consider to manage market volatility. He also explores the role of human guidance in financial decision-making, healthcare and long-term care planning considerations, an...
What if some of the most common retirement rules are no longer built for today’s retirees? In this episode, Abe Abich examines five long-standing retirement guidelines and why they may deserve a second look. Topics include the 4% rule, relying on home equity, paying off a mortgage before retirement, market recovery assumptions, and shifting entirely into conservative investments. The conversation explores how longer lifespans...
Are you treating retirement like your working years when the rules have already changed? From this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich explains why investors approaching retirement may need to shift from a growth-focused mindset to a strategy centered on income, risk management, and distribution planning. He discusses buying market dips, avoiding concentration risk, organizing assets into purpose-driven buckets, and creating...
Are you overlooking retirement planning opportunities simply because it’s not the end of the year? On this episode, Abe Abich discusses why a mid-year financial checkup can be an important part of staying on track. He covers retirement contribution limits, managing excess cash, reviewing spending and income plans, evaluating tax opportunities, checking Social Security records, and updating beneficiary and estate planning docu...
What if the keys to a stronger retirement plan have nothing to do with chasing the latest investment trend? From this past weekend’s radio show, Abe Abich explains why retirement fundamentals still matter most. He discusses the five pillars of retirement planning, turning savings into income, overcoming the fear of spending in retirement, planning for healthcare and unexpected expenses, and revisiting common retirement rules ...
Could a former spouse’s Social Security record impact your retirement income options? In this episode, Abe Abich discusses Social Security benefits for divorced individuals, including who may qualify, key eligibility requirements, how claiming benefits affects an ex-spouse, and what happens if an ex-spouse has not yet filed. He also explores survivor benefits and common misconceptions that can lead people to overlook availabl...
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