This week on The Pete the Planner® Show, we’re back answering more of your money questions! We had some pretty big questions flood the inbox this week, and in light, we’re bringing in some experts. In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Dr….
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I currently have a 2007 Pontiac G6 with 86,000 miles on it. According to CarFax, it is worth $2,130. It has begun to leak oil and I have had it looked at by a mechanic. The mechanic informed me that…
This week on The Pete the Planner® Show, we meet Kal. He’s got an impressive Power Percentage™, a great start to his retirement fund, and his only debt is a small car loan that will soon be a thing of the…
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We’re back this week on The Pete the Planner® Show, and we’ve got something special. We’re answering more of your money questions! We’ve got three very different questions, and of course, the biggest waste of money of the week. Kicking off…
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This week on The Pete the Planner® Show we meet Annie. Annie has diligently built up her savings and is ready to leave her debt in her 20s. She’s feeling an itch to pay off her debt with her savings, but…
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Originally seen in USA Today ***Note: If you want to retire successfully but are starting from scratch at age 50, you need a plan. This is the second of a four-part series on how to make it happen. As the story goes,…
This week on The Pete the Planner® Show, we’re doing something fun! As opposed to the last 10 years of the show, we’re sticking to one topic for the entire show. In light of Pete’s four-part series in USA Today, we’re dedicating…
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I just read your column in the newspaper of the couple whose 2 million retirement savings is evaporating due to the husband’s care needs from Parkinson’s. My husband and I also don’t have long-term care insurance. What we do have…
Originally seen in USA Today Dear Pete: It’s too late for me. I’m 89 and my husband and I have been retired for 19 years. We started out with about $2 million, enough for us to live to age 120,…
Originally seen in USA Today and The Indianapolis Star Note: This column is the first of a four-part series on how to retire successfully when starting from scratch at age 50. I think it was the fourth person’s story in…