In this episode we examine the various psychological and behavioral factors. They include Loss Aversion, Heuristics- Financial Biases, Inertia, Numeracy, Numeracy self-awareness, Retirement Income Self-efficacy, and perceived Advisor Usefulness.
We asses…
Guest Dan Veto stops by the podcast. Health is not a risk well understood by most individuals preparing for retirement. Too often, health risk is characterized as completely unknowable and therefore is inadequately addressed.
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It seemed to us that Behavioral Finance and general psychological concepts are studied independently of each other when it comes to financial planning. In this episode, we lay the groundwork for key behavioral finance and psychological constructs that th…
Wade and Alex examine the RISA® Profile against a popular retirement income strategy selection tool; the Risk Tolerance Questionnaire.
Which one better accounts for:
The new risks in retirement
The different retirement income strategies
The more aligned …
In this episode, we go into detail the different retirement strategies within the RISA® Matrix. Two strategies reflect complementary RISA® profile beliefs and two other strategies were developed to reflect more behavioral accommodations to balanced out m…
This is the second part of our discussion on secondary RISA® factors (no pun intended ????). In this episode we discuss how your views towards developing a stable floor of income floor may lead you two consider two distinct strategies. In addition, we ask i…
This is the second part of our discussion on secondary RISA® factors (no pun intended). In this episode we discuss how your views towards developing a stable floor of income floor may lead you two consider two distinct strategies. In addition, we ask if …
We discuss two secondary RISA® factors that help tell your retirement story. We go into detail about two types of liquidity preferences and how the way you choose to receive your retirement income (i.e., faster or slower) supports your planning approach.
In this episode, we continue our discussion on the main retirement income personality traits. We go into detail on our other primary RISA® factor, Optionality vs Commitment Orientation.
Wade and Alex roll their sleeves up and go deep into one of the major retirement income personality traits. Are you a safety-first or probability-based retiree?
