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Retired or Just Unemployed with Debt? The Silent Killer of Financial Freedom

Imagine this — it’s your first Monday of retirement. No alarm clock. No emails. You’re sipping your morning coffee, breathing in that long-awaited freedom… when your phone buzzes. “Mortgage Auto Draft: $2,476.32.”“Car Payment Reminder: $745 due.”“Your Credit Card Statement Is Ready.” In a heartbeat, that dream of peace turns into pressure. You’re not retired —… View Article

What a 25-50 Basis Point Fed Rate Move Means for Folks in Retirement

By Drew Stevens On September 17, 2025, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to reduce its benchmark interest rate by 25 to 50 basis points. But what does that mean if you’re retired or approaching retirement? How do changes like this directly affect your income, your investments, and your plans? 📉 What’s Driving the Change… View Article

Blog Post – Child Advocacy Support

Supporting child advocacy creates lasting change for vulnerable children. The Child Advocacy Center amplifies donations fourfold, enhancing services like counseling and legal support. Your contribution aids healing, offers tax benefits, and helps meet the $40,000 goal to expand resources.

Social Security Insights

This guide debunks Social Security myths to improve retirement planning. Key points include understanding benefits, delaying claims for higher payouts, and diversifying income sources beyond Social Security.

New Retirement Strategy

Escape the Tax Time Bomb: Proactive Strategies for Retirees Retirement should be a time of relaxation and enjoyment, not stress about unexpected tax burdens. Yet, many retirees find themselves caught in a financial trap, facing higher taxes than anticipated due to reliance on tax-deferred accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs. With national deficits growing and tax… View Article

Social Security No Checks

Social Security will end paper checks by Sept 30, 2025, for security and cost savings. Beneficiaries should opt for direct deposit or Direct Express card for secure, quick access to funds.

Blog Post – Care Cost Strategies

Navigating rising long-term care costs is key for retirees. Strategic financial planning, insurance options, and professional guidance can ensure financial security and peace of mind.

Fed Rate Cut August 2025

Retirees must adapt strategies post-Fed rate cut, focusing on diverse investments, tax efficiency, and sustainable income plans for long-term financial security.

Rate Decisions Impact

Fed’s unchanged rates affect retirees’ income, impacting bonds, loans, and financial planning. Federal debt influences taxes. Adjust strategies for stable retirement income.

Why e Podcast

Dr. Drew empowers retirees with financial strategies beyond money, inspired by personal hurdles and athletic success, to ensure stability and a fulfilling retirement.