The Retirement Trainer

For decades, America’s economic strength has been built on confidence in the U.S. dollar and the ability to borrow endlessly, but what happens when that confidence begins to fade? ​ In this episode, I’m joined by economist and author Peter Schiff, founder of Euro Pacific Capital. He unpacks the warning signs in an economy propped up by national debt, stimulus, and deficit spending. ​ Peter has long criticized the Federal Reserve, forecasting the consequences of unsustainable fiscal policies. At Euro Pacific Asset Management and SchiffGold, he guides investors by protecting wealth through real assets and global diversification. ​ In our conversation, Peter warns that the same policies fueling today’s markets are eerily similar to those of the 1970s, and how uncontrolled inflation and stimulus could lead Americans to big lifestyle changes in the future. He explains why the U.S. dollar’s dominance is dwindling, how America has been exporting inflation to the rest of the world, and what it means as nations pivot back toward gold. ​ Peter also lays out his predictions for the next 5-10 years, from the potential for hyperinflation to the real opportunities for those who own tangible assets and diversified foreign holdings. This is an episode you won’t want to miss! In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why the strength of the U.S. dollar is a mirage and what’s causing it to weaken. How debt, deficits, and rate cuts could trigger a global shift back to gold. Why Peter believes Americans will face a lower standard of living in the coming years. The challenges the Fed faces with inflation, and the risk of defaulting on the debt by raising interest rates. How rising gold prices are an indicator that cutting interest rates is a mistake. Peter’s predictions on the prices of precious metals and Bitcoin in the near future. Practical steps to protect your retirement and purchasing power as inflation rises. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

For most Americans, the Federal Reserve feels like a distant, complicated institution—but the decisions made behind those closed doors have a direct impact on our everyday lives. From rising mortgage rates to job market shifts and retirement income security, the Fed’s influence is everywhere. Yet few people fully understand its purpose, history, and the real stakes in the policy debates shaping today’s economy. That’s why I’m excited to welcome Danielle DiMartino Booth back to the podcast. As a former advisor to the President of the Dallas Federal Reserve during the Great Financial Crisis, and bestselling author of Fed Up: An Insider’s Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America, Danielle is now a leading voice on central banking and monetary policy. In our conversation, we outline the origins of the Federal Reserve, its evolving role, and why its independence is now at the center of one of the most consequential debates in modern history. Danielle explains the significance of upcoming Fed decisions, the controversies surrounding key policymakers, and how revisions to job market data reveal a very different economic picture than many Americans have been led to believe. And you won’t want to miss Danielle’s candid forecasts about where interest rates may go, what the Fed’s choices mean for retirees and investors, and her take on factors that could shape the U.S. economy for years ahead. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  The true origins and purpose of the Federal Reserve—and why it was created in 1913. Why the Fed’s independence from politics is under historic pressure. How job market data revisions reveal the U.S. may already be in recession. What the “dot plot” is, why it matters, and how it shapes investor expectations. Why upcoming rate cuts could impact retirees, small businesses, and markets in unexpected ways. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

In today’s financial landscape, the biggest challenges facing investors aren’t always market volatility or economic uncertainty—they’re the hidden behavioral biases that derail good intentions and sound advice. From overconfidence to fear-driven decisions, many retirees and pre-retirees find that their emotions and habits are their greatest obstacles to long-term financial security. I’m thrilled to welcome Dr. Daniel Crosby to the show. As a psychologist turned behavioral finance expert, Daniel’s career has focused on translating academic research into practical advice for everyday investors. He is a bestselling author, a renowned speaker, and one of the leading voices in behavioral finance. Through his work, Daniel helps people understand the psychology behind their money decisions—and how aligning finances with purpose can lead to better outcomes and a more meaningful life. In this conversation, we explored the four biggest mistakes people make with money, why simple rules often outperform complexity, and how tying financial decisions to personal purpose can transform both wealth and well-being.  You won’t want to miss Daniel’s simple, yet powerful framework for creating a meaningful life and how it applies to retirement planning, investing, and living with intention. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  The four behavioral finance pitfalls that sabotage investors. Why simple, rules-based systems consistently outperform even the most complex strategies. Daniel’s “River Jordan analogy” to explain why people resist simple but powerful financial advice. Why tying your money to a greater purpose leads to better decisions and stronger outcomes. The “Three Bs” for creating a meaningful life and how they shape financial planning and retirement. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

With the approval of the One Big Beautiful Bill—also known as the Big Beautiful Tax Bill—many Americans are wondering what it means for their future. Will it benefit retirees and working families? What’s temporary and what’s permanent? And how should you respond before the window of opportunity closes? In this episode, Ed shares why the extension of the 2017 tax cuts is a welcome relief, even though the bill’s additional government spending raises valid concerns. He unpacks how the bill affects everything from Social Security taxation and senior deductions to Roth conversions and small business tax relief. With layers of misinformation surrounding the new legislation, Ed and LeAnne clarify what’s real—and what retirees and pre-retirees need to prioritize right now. Whether you’re confused about IRMAA thresholds, looking to optimize your Roth strategy, or wondering how estate taxes will be affected in the coming years, this episode will provide you with the clarity and context you need to make informed decisions. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  How the senior “bonus” deduction affects your taxes and when it expires. Why now is a critical window for Roth conversions before tax brackets revert. What the new bill changes for Social Security taxation and IRMAA and what stays the same. How small businesses benefit from the permanent QBI deduction and Section 179 expansion. Why having a flexible, purpose-driven plan matters more than ever. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

As the national debt spirals out of control and trust in fiat currency dwindles, Americans are waking up to the reality that the financial system is built on unsustainable promises. With inflation rising and the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power shrinking, retirees and investors are seeking solutions that offer lasting value, peace of mind, and protection. In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Robert Kiyosaki back on the podcast. Robert is an entrepreneur, investor, and best-selling author of several books, including Rich Dad Poor Dad. He’s back for a sobering yet important conversation about the state of the economy and the direction of the country. He also weighs in on the value of hard assets, such as gold and silver, as well as the USD and Bitcoin. Fun fact: He was bang on with his predictions late last year.  In this conversation, Robert uncovers the truth behind the rising prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin, as well as the diminishing faith and trust in U.S. institutions and the devastating consequences of the ever-growing national debt. Most importantly, Robert delivers straightforward advice: buy and own tangible assets that can’t be printed and improve your fundamental understanding of finance so you can stop relying on a broken system. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why Robert believes the U.S. dollar is “fake money.” The hidden costs of inflation and rising national debt. Why saving printed money and traditional investments is a losing strategy. Reasons to be bullish on assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin in 2025 and beyond. The potential devastating impact of a global shift away from the U.S. dollar as reserve currency. Why financial education is the most powerful form of independence. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

In a world where chronic illness is skyrocketing and faith in the healthcare system is fading, Americans are searching for ways to improve their physical and mental health without sacrificing their financial freedom. In today's episode, Dr. Ben Carson returns to the podcast to discuss some of the most pressing health and policy issues facing the country today, from the overuse of medications to the role of personal responsibility in overall health & wellness. Dr. Carson is the former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and a renowned neurosurgeon. We're thrilled to have him share his insights and expertise on America's health crisis, the dangers of ultra-processed food, and why preventative care is key to reversing long-term systemic issues. Drawing from decades of medical experience and public service, he offers a perspective on how government and individual choices shape the future of healthcare. In their conversation, they explore the issues contributing to the health crisis, the medical system, and the growing impact of the MAHA movement. They also discuss the popularity of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and how AI and Neuralink can improve Americans' health and lower healthcare costs. Dr. Carson shares thought-provoking ideas that challenge conventional thinking and advocate for a return to logic, transparency, and faith-based values in American society. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why Dr. Carson believes health starts with personal responsibility. The dangers of relying on drugs like GLP-1s without behavioral change. The environmental and lifestyle factors that are driving chronic disease. Why healthcare costs are so high—and what needs to change. Dr. Carson’s thoughts on AI in medicine and Neuralink. How transparency and health savings accounts could help fix a broken system. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

One of the biggest issues on every American’s mind is the impact of a global trade war and how trade policies and  tariffs will impact their financial future—and rightfully so. Shifting economic alliances can have far-reaching effects on markets, inflation, and long-term investment strategies and we couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome today’s guest back on the podcast. Dr. Arthur Laffer is a world-renowned economist, creator of the Laffer Curve and former economic advisor to President Reagan. He’s been a leading voice on the economy and trade policies and has helped reshape fiscal policy worldwide.  In our conversation, Dr. Laffer shares his perspective by presenting facts and historical data on how trade agreements and tariffs have been successfully (and unsuccessfully) throughout American history, why China is actually not American’s enemy in manufacturing shortfalls and how reducing taxes, both on individuals and at municipal and state levels would lead to a boom in the U.S. economy. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Dr. Laffer's views on the President’s first 100 days in office How trade deficits and capital surpluses have impacted the U.S. economy over the last 200 years. Why international trade is so incredibly important and how tariffs have been used throughout history. The terrible impact of trade wars and tariffs for the U.S. and its trade partners. Why Dr. Laffer believes that China is not the problem in manufacturing growth The math behind why transferring money from tax payers to unemployment and welfare has consequences. Dr. Laffer's outlook on the U.S. economy and what it means for your investment decisions. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

With today’s economic uncertainty—from inflation and interest rates to tax code changes and volatile markets—many people ask, “Can I afford to go it alone?” In this episode, Ed and LeAnne Siddell tackle the never-ending question, “Do I really need a financial advisor?”  Ed draws from personal experience and decades of financial coaching to explore the real value of professional advice. Through real-life stories and insights from the families he serves, Ed explains how a financial advisor can help you move from simply accumulating wealth to creating a personalized distribution strategy, reducing taxes, and navigating complex healthcare and legacy planning. If you’ve ever wondered whether managing your finances saves you money—or possibly costs you more in the long run—this episode will challenge your assumptions and help you see the bigger picture. Whether you’re nearing retirement or just starting to think more strategically about your future, this episode offers guidance to help you confidently make decisions. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why even top performers have coaches—and how that applies to your financial future. The five worlds of money and why focusing only on investments could be a costly mistake. The hidden tax consequences of bad withdrawal strategies such as IRMAA penalties. Why financial firms choose to be fiduciaries and what that means to you and the advice you’re given. The importance of purpose-driven planning: it’s not just about the numbers—it’s about what your money means. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

With the most recent developments on reciprocal tariffs and huge losses in the stock markets, the concerns are reaching a tipping point for Americans about what this means for their portfolio, retirement, and purchasing power. In this episode, Ed and LeAnne Siddell take a smooth and steady approach to break down the economic realities behind tariffs and how these policies impact consumers, businesses, and the economy.  Drawing from current events, economic data, and historical context, Ed sheds light on the reality of the current situation and why he feels the tariffs are necessary to combat trade deficits, even if he might not necessarily agree with the overall strategy at times. If you're one of the many who are concerned about rising prices or the long-term direction of tariffs and the economy, this episode should provide reasons for some cautious optimism. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why the administration’s policy on tariffs is necessary to resolve global trade deficits. How tax cuts and deregulation have historically been great methods to supercharge the economy  The importance of a diversified portfolio, especially during volatile market conditions. Investors can’t time the market, but dollar-cost averaging is a great way to ensure your portfolio recovers. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Market uncertainty continues to dominate headlines in 2025. With inflation, rising debt, tariffs, and economic policies creating a ripple effect, how will these factors shape the financial future for investors and retirees? In this episode, Ed and LeAnne Siddell break down the latest market trends, including the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street, the impact of tariffs, and the role of interest rates in shaping economic stability. They also discuss what investors should expect for the rest of the year and how to prepare for potential volatility. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why market volatility is increasing and how it affects everyday investors. The impact of tariffs and trade policies on the U.S. economy. Why inflation numbers may not reflect the full economic reality. The debt bubble and its long-term implications for financial stability. How deregulation and tax policies could shape economic growth in the coming months. Strategies to preserve wealth and take advantage of market corrections. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Economic uncertainty, inflation, global instability, and tariffs are heavily weighing on the minds of investors. Which begs the question: How will rising debt, geopolitical tensions, and new monetary policies shape the future? Here to help provide some answers to these challenging questions is Dr. Marc Faber. Dr. Faber is a legendary investor, economist, and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report. He has spent decades analyzing global markets, uncovering trends before they become mainstream, and challenging conventional wisdom.  In our conversation, Dr. Faber explains why capitalism and economic growth have stalled for the middle class and how government policies have fueled inflation. He also shares his candid take on tariffs, China’s role in the global economy, and the future of monetary policy under the next administration. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why capitalism and economic growth hasn't benefitted the middle class. How global debt has reached unsustainable levels and what that means for market stability. Why inflation is much worse than government-reported figures. The risks of tariffs and trade wars and how they could trigger a deeper economic downturn. Why China’s economic rise is misunderstood and what it means for global markets. Dr. Faber’s advice for preserving wealth in uncertain times and his outlook on gold, real estate, and international diversification. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Taxes. Inflation. Economic uncertainty. If you’re approaching retirement, these aren’t just headlines—they’re real concerns that could impact your financial future. And that’s why I’m thrilled to welcome Steve Forbes back on the podcast to get his take on tax policies and the economy with the incoming administration. Steve Forbes is the Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Media, a globally recognized business leader, economic visionary, and a champion of free-market principles. Steve was a two-time presidential candidate and the author of several influential books, including Flat Tax Revolution, Inflation: What It Is, Why It’s Bad, and How to Fix It.  In our conversation, you’ll learn why tax cuts and deregulation are essential for economic growth, how stabilizing the dollar effectively combats inflation, and the role energy independence and digital currencies like Bitcoin could play in shaping the nation’s future. From the future of Social Security to the tax policies that could shake up your savings, we covered it all. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why tax cuts will stimulate economic growth and why delaying them would be a mistake. How deregulation empowers small businesses to thrive. The importance of a stable dollar to combat inflation and why the Federal Reserve's approach needs reform. The “fourth branch” of government you should be worried about. How energy independence can reduce national debt, boost the economy and your portfolio. What Steve Forbes would do on the first day as POTUS. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

I’m thrilled to be joined once again by Dr. Arthur Laffer. Dr. Laffer is a world-renowned economist and creator of the Laffer Curve, which has reshaped fiscal policy worldwide. He has advised Secretaries of the Treasury, served on President Reagan’s Economic Policy Advisory Board, and been recognized by Time Magazine and the Los Angeles Times. Dr. Laffer shares why he’s optimistic about the U.S. economy under new leadership, how tariffs can drive global trade negotiations, and what it will take to rebuild trust in government institutions. Arthur also weighs in on some flaws with the Federal Reserve’s monetary policies, the significance of participation rates, and why he’s advocating for a return to foundational economic principles. From his insights on inflation and Fed policy to his vision for tax reform and government efficiency, this conversation is packed with wisdom from one of the most influential economic thinkers of our time. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  The seven positions of political power in the U.S. and their implications Why Dr. Laffer believes the Fed’s monetary policy is fundamentally flawed The difference between Paul Volcker’s and Jerome Powell’s approach to combat inflation How tariffs can be a great negotiating tool for free trade Why Dr. Laffer has vowed to never work in government again. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

As we approach the end of 2024 with a new President-elect, many people wonder what’s in store for the stock market, housing market, and inflation. What’s really happening behind the scenes with the Federal Reserve, inflation, and the economy?  We’re thrilled to have Danielle DiMartino Booth on the podcast to get her insights on these hot topics. Danielle is the CEO and chief Strategist for QI Research, a former Federal Reserve insider, and the author of Fed Up: An Insider’s Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America.  In this episode, we discussed some of the Fed’s controversial policies, the reality of a potential recession, and her outlook on the housing market, especially with the influx of real estate investors. Danielle shares her unfiltered insights on wage inflation, government layoffs, and how bond yields are a potential signal for trouble ahead. She’ll also explain why she believes we could already be in a recession—and what it means for your investments. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why Danielle believes that inflation and recession concerns are far from over. The purpose of the 2% inflation target and how it’s tied to deflation fears. What rising bond yields mean for your money.  Danielle’s outlook on the housing market and mortgage financing, especially for investment properties. Danielle’s views on the bond and stock market for 2025 and beyond. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Whether we like it or not, AI and ChatGPT are here, and they’re not going away. Most of us forget that AI has actually been around for years. While there’s plenty of potential and room for progress with AI, there are many concerns about what AI means for our finances, and that’s what we’ll be covering today. We’re honored to have Jim Rickards on the podcast today. Jim is an economist, Wall Street veteran, former DOD advisor, and bestselling author of The New Great Depression and Currency Wars. We discussed Jim’s newest book, MoneyGPT, the future of AI in financial markets, and its ripple effects on your portfolio. We explore the pros and cons of AI in the financial world. From hedge funds outsourcing decisions to AI to potential market meltdowns driven by algorithms, Jim lays out what’s at stake—and how you can protect yourself. We also dive into how AI intertwines with national security and why decision-making matters more than ever. If you’ve ever wondered whether your 401(k) or investment portfolio is ready for the AI-driven future, this episode is for you. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  The impact AI and ChatGPT could have on saving for retirement. Why Jim believes that a new world of AI isn’t all doom and gloom. How hedge funds use AI to pick stocks. Why the lack of human empathy from AI is a valid concern with critical decisions. Jim’s advice for the new administration on how to protect investors against a run on banks and financial markets. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Today, I’m talking to Robert Kiyosaki. I read his hugely influential book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, for the first time back in 1998, and his philosophy–that rich people don’t work for money–seems like it’s never been more true than it is now in today’s economy. In our conversation, we dig into the biggest challenges like inflation and that national debt that is facing retirees today, why Robert has never invested in the stock market, and what he’s learned over the course of his 25+ year friendship with president-elect Donald Trump. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  How inflation is making it so much harder for his generation to retire.  Why Robert built a portfolio focused almost entirely in real estate, precious metals, crypto and other alternative assets. The issues that are preventing the U.S. from keeping the national debt under control. Why Robert wouldn’t change much of Rich Dad Poor Dad if he was publishing it today. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

With inflation lingering and still impacting our purchasing power, it’s time to ask ourselves: Is it time to invest in gold and precious metals? This begs the question, how much should you have in your portfolio? In today’s episode, we discuss why yields are going up despite interest rates going down, why weaponizing the US dollar will dramatically change how we live, and how to make alternative assets a sustainable, healthy part of your portfolio. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why people aren’t buying houses even though interest rates have gone down.  Why gold is more of a store of value than a hedge against inflation. Reasons the US dollar is likely to lose its status as a reserve currency.  How (and how not) to purchase and store precious metals. What role alternative assets can and should play in your portfolio. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

  Today, I’m excited to welcome Jim Rogers back on the podcast. Jim is the bestselling author of The Investment Biker, an economist and investor, globetrotter, and multiple Guinness World Record holder with a very unique perspective on the global economy, and how things are going. In this episode, you’ll hear Jim’s thoughts on where the US economy is at right now, the ramifications of the looming debt bubble, and how a slow and steady approach to investing might be the best approach right now. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  Why Jim isn’t worried yet about America’s long rally coming to an end.  What Jim thinks could bring the world’s high-performing markets to a halt.  How central bank digital currencies could affect our economy globally.  The alternative asset classes Jim does–and doesn’t–invest in.  Why now’s the time to stick with what you know and make careful, boring investments, to make sure your retirement stays exciting. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

Today’s guest is world-renowned economist Dr. Arthur Laffer. Arthur is a former member of Ronald Reagan’s economic council, inventor of the Laffer Curve, and author of Taxes Have Consequences. Among his many accomplishments, he helped define Prop 13 in California, consulted with several Presidents, including Nixon, Cheney, Trump, and Thatcher, and has spent most of his life studying economics and economic policy. In this conversation, Arthur shares what he’s learned in the 50+ years he’s been in and around the White House and why the fastest-growing states have zero income tax. You’ll also hear Arthur explain why the national debt isn’t just “deferred taxes” and his thoughts on how to improve it. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  The differences between Keynesian and supply-side economics–and why Art believes Keynesianism doesn’t work.  Why Art believes mass redistribution of wealth leads to zero income and no incentives.  How eras of historically high tax rates have led to underperforming economies.  Why Art advocates for a low-rate, broad-based flat tax. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com

It’s no secret that Social Security is a significant issue in this country. But what’s worse is that many people are unaware of how to maximize the Social Security benefits they paid into throughout a lifetime of hard work.  Today, we’re talking about worst-case scenarios with Larry Kotlikoff. Larry is a professor of economics at Boston University, a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research, and a former Senior Economist on the President’s Council of Economic Advisors. His work has been featured in countless publications, and he testified to Congress on tax reform and other issues 19 times.  In our conversation, we’ll focus on his new book, Social Security Horror Stories, where he outlines ways to ensure you get your benefits, avoid clawbacks, and navigate the seemingly impossible bureaucracy that is Social Security. We also discussed the dysfunction and abuses that have made dealing with Social Security so awful, how to make sure you’re not missing out on any possible benefits, and you’ll hear Larry’s ideas on what can be done to fix the system. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:  What a Social Security clawback is–and how people have ended up being told to pay back hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments. How Social Security has stolen millions in benefits from tens of thousands of Americans. Why the calculations for the fiscal gap for Social Security funding are wildly off. Why Larry believes that Social Security as we know it should be retired and rethought entirely to end generational and bureaucratic abuse. How Fit Is Your Retirement Plan?  We can help you manage your finances so you can pursue your goals. To learn more, visit EGSIFinancial.com