Explore key takeaways, insights, and real-life applications from each episode of the Last Paycheck podcast. Scroll through the blog library below and engage with the content at your own pace. Whether you’re planning your retirement or refining your financial strategy, each post is designed to help you take the next step with confidence.
Social Security’s 2026 Pay Raise: What You Gain—and What You Might Lose As retirees gear up for a 2.8% Social Security increase in 2026, it’s tempting to view it as
When most people picture retirement, they imagine beach towns, warmer weather, or a slower pace of life. But there’s one factor that often gets overlooked—and it could drastically change your
What if you had $67,000 sitting in an old account and didn’t even know it? In Episode 120 of The Last Paycheck Podcast, CFP® professionals Rob and Archie Hoxton sound
As the final quarter of the year begins, it’s the perfect time to focus on one of the most powerful ways to influence your financial future—year-end tax planning. In Episode
Many people plan to leave an inheritance to their family, favorite charities, or both. But what if there were benefits to giving while you’re still alive? In Episode 118 of
If you’ve ever wondered, How do I build an investment portfolio that actually fits my life?, you’re not alone. In Episode 117 of The Last Paycheck Podcast, Rob and Archie
Weathering the Storm: How to Handle Bear Markets Based on Your Age and Stage Market downturns are a fact of life—just like taxes, birthdays, and awkward holiday dinners. The question
For many retirees, downsizing sounds like the perfect plan. A smaller space. Less maintenance. More cash in your pocket. But without proper planning, it can also lead to financial pitfalls
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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