Episode 114 – The 3 Estate Planning Documents Every Adult Needs
If you’re like most people, estate planning isn’t high on your list of exciting weekend activities. But as Rob and Jimmy make clear in Episode 114 of The Last Paycheck
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Episode 113 – Politics and Your Portfolio: How to Invest Without Losing Your Head
It’s no secret: political seasons can trigger intense emotions. But should those emotions guide your investment decisions? In Episode 113 of the Last Paycheck podcast, Rob and Archie Hoxton explore
Episode 112 – Should You Trust Financial Rules of Thumb? Here’s What to Know
When it comes to managing your money, simple advice is appealing. Save 10%. Pay off all your debt. Take Social Security at 70. But are these “rules of thumb” really
Episode 111 – Tax Law Changes for 2025 – What Retirees and Charitable Givers Need to Know
If you’re nearing retirement, living on a fixed income, or focused on charitable giving, the 2025 tax law changes may affect you more than you realize. In Episode 111 of
Episode 110 – What the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Means for Your Taxes (2025–2028)
The recently passed legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” is about to reshape the personal finance landscape—and in Episode 110 of Last Paycheck, advisors Archie Hoxton and Emily
Episode 109 – How to Protect Your Portfolio Without Missing the Market
When markets rise, we celebrate. When they fall, panic sets in. This emotional rollercoaster becomes especially intense once you retire and the paychecks stop. In Episode 109 of the Last
Episode 108 – How to Take a Sabbatical Without Derailing Your Financial Plan
Have you ever dreamed of pressing pause on your career to travel, care for a loved one, learn something new, or simply catch your breath? Sabbaticals—or extended career breaks—are becoming
Episode 107 – Why Beneficiary Designations Matter More Than You Think
When you think about estate planning, your mind probably goes to wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. But there’s a silent hero of the estate planning world—beneficiary designations. They’re simple,
Episode 106 – Helping Kids vs. Saving for Retirement—How to Find the Right Balance
When your child calls and needs help with a student loan, a down payment, or rent, your first instinct is to help. As parents, it feels natural—essential even—to do everything
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