Providence Financial Retirement Show

with Anthony Saccaro
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Retirement Stability: Harris vs. Trump – What’s the Future?

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Who’s in Control of Your Retirement?

In this week’s podcast, I’m going to ask a provocative question: Are you controlling your retirement, or is your retirement controlling you? As you’re going to find out, I often find that most people are living their retirement in fear and they’re not living the life they were expecting before they retired. At the root...
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Today’s Economy, Tomorrow’s Retirement

This week’s podcast is a market update and there’s certainly no shortage of topics to address: the FED, inflation, recession, what’s ahead for stocks and for you as a retiree. As always, we’ll feature our Q&A segment answering questions you’ve submitted to the show. Listen in.
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Retirement Reality Check: 4 Reasons It’s Tougher Now Than for Your Parents

In this week’s podcast I cover four reasons why it’s harder for you to retire than it was for your parents: 1. technology advancement 2. information overload 3. changes to pension plans and 401(k) 4. changes to government benefits Listen in.
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Q&A: Social Security, Junk Bonds, Fixed Income

This week’s podcast is a Q&A based on some recent questions I’ve received from our listeners. Here are some of the topics we’ll cover: – what’s the best way to take your Social Security? – what are the biggest mistakes retirees make with their planning? – should I include junk bonds in my portfolio? –...
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Simple vs. Complex: Finding the Right Balance in Retirement Planning

When it comes to retirement planning, one of the key questions people often grapple with is whether to keep things simple or embrace a more complex approach. Both strategies have their merits, but the right choice largely depends on your individual circumstances, goals, and comfort level with financial matters. A simple retirement plan typically involves...
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401(k)s and IRAs – To Roll or not to Roll

“I have a 401(k) and I’m retiring very soon. What factors should I consider when I think about whether or not to roll it over?” This is a recent question we received from our listener Andrew. A few years ago, it became quite popular for companies to allow in-service withdrawals. There are arguments on both...
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Annuities Unveiled – Pros, Cons and Pitfalls

This week’s podcast is all about annuities. An investment vehicle that’s popular with retirees because they’re designed to give a steady stream of income that will last for life, annuities are also controversial – some of you hate them, some of you love them. Certain types of annuities have become a lot more popular lately...
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5 Lessons and 5 Client Stories from 25 Years in Business

Last week marked 25 years since I got started in the financial planning business, on July 17, 1999. You know what they say about experience, right? It’s something you don’t get until just after you need it. Fortunately, with 25 years under my belt, I have plenty of it and for this week’s show I’ve...
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How to Inflation-Proof Your Retirement

I’ve done quite a few interviews recently and the main questions always seem to be: where are we now when it comes to the economy, where are we going and how can we protect ourselves. My answer usually starts with inflation which has been hot but is finally showing signs of cooling off – not...
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Q&A: Debt in Retirement, RMDs, Life Insurance

In today’s show we’re going to answer a few listener questions: – Debt in retirement (the goal is to be debt-free, and that includes your mortgage) – Required Minimum Distributions (how to avoid the largest tax in the IRS tax code) – Life insurance (do you need it and how much do you need depending...
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Retirement Income Sources

This week’s show is a bird’s eye view of various sources of income you can take advantage of during retirement as you strive to maximize your savings and make them last as long as you do. We cover: – Social Security – investing for contract – real estate investment trusts – preferred stocks – bonds...
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Life and Long Term Care Insurance

How does Long Term Care insurance work? If you’re in the camp that thinks, “I don’t need it”, you may simply not know enough about it yet, especially when it comes to the newer types of policies available. Life Insurance on the other hand is thought of by most as a “necessary evil” – but...
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About the Host

Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, J.D., Esq., is one of California’s financial leaders as awarded by Forbes magazine in 2013, 2015 and 2019 and has been helping thousands of individuals take control of their finances and prepare for retirement. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Saccaro founded Providence Financial & Insurance Services in 1999 and Anthony Saccaro Law in 2020. 

As a holistic financial planner and attorney, Saccaro is first and foremost an educator who knows how to explain the industry jargon in terms that make sense to the average Americans looking to understand the fine print on their statements or get a higher rate of return or protect their nest-eggs. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future.

Anthony’s first book, “More Life Than Money – How Not To Outlive Your Savings”, was launched on February 7, 2023 and reached Amazon Bestseller status in just 5 weeks. What you don’t know CAN hurt you, and nowhere is this more true than when it comes to preparing for retirement. In “More Life Than Money”, Saccaro explains what you might not know, so you can dramatically decrease the odds of running out of money before you run out of life. 

A frequent guest on Cheddar TV, Yahoo Finance, OAN Network, CNBC and KCAL9, Anthony also hosts the Providence Financial Retirement Show which airs on KNX 1070 on Saturdays from 6-7 AM PST and Sundays from 7-8AM PST. He has been featured in prestigious publications such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Los Angeles Daily News, Pasadena Star News, FOXBusiness, and West Valley News.

Saccaro is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is a board member for Advisors Academy and for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication, as well as a member of the Ed Slott Master Elite IRA Advisor Group. 

Naming golf, family travel and studying the bible as favorite pastimes, Anthony and his wife Anca have been married since 2000 and have two children, Aiden and Audria.

Providence Financial Retirement Show KNX 1070, Saturdays, 6-7 AM PST and Sundays, 7-8AM PST

Unfortunately, many people spend more time planning for their annual vacations than they do for their years in retirement. With studies showing that more and more people are enjoying 30+ years in retirement, that can be a recipe for disaster.

That’s why, since 2017, The Providence Financial Retirement Show has addressed the financial issues that matter most to individual investors, retirees, business owners and anyone hoping to retire in the near future.

This weekly radio program delivers a plain-language, no-nonsense, educational approach to financial success – each Saturday at 6 AM PST and Sunday at 7 AM PST on KNX 1070.

What you don’t know CAN hurt you. Retirement is the most expensive purchase you’ll ever make and because you only get one shot, you better get it right.

At Providence Financial, our passion is helping you make it across the retirement goal line with the confidence you need to win the game!”

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