Radio Shows
Tune into one of the radio stations listed below to listen to live retirement advice from Brian Quaranta! All radio shows can also be heard on iHeartRadio’s streaming app or at iHeartRadio.com.
Our Show Times:
SUNDAY
MONDAY
SATURDAY
3WS @ 7:30 am
WJAS @ 6:00 pm
Word FM @ 7:00 am
WJAS @ 12:30 pm
WISR Butler @ 8:00 am
The Answer WPGP @ 1:00 pm
3WS @ 8:00 am
WISR Butler @ 11:00 am
WJAS Butler @ 12:30 pm
SUNDAY
3WS @ 7:30 am
WJAS @ 12:30 pm
The Answer WPGP @ 1:00 pm
MONDAY
WJAS @ 6:00 pm
SATURDAY
Word FM @ 7:00 am
WISR Butler @ 8:00 am
3WS @ 8:00 am
WISR Butler @ 11:00 am
WJAS Butler @ 12:30 pm
SUNDAY
MONDAY
SATURDAY
3WS @ 7:30 am
WJAS @ 6:00 pm
Word FM @ 7:00 am
WJAS @ 12:30 pm
WISR Butler @ 8:00 am
The Answer WPGP @ 1:00 pm
3WS @ 8:00 am
WISR Butler @ 11:00 am
WJAS Butler @ 12:30 pm
So, I guess every US citizen born from what 2025 to 2029 would receive a $1,000 tax deferred account from the federal government. Wonder how many people will be born during that period of time?
Here's the Million-Dollar Question: How Do You Check Those Items Off Without Burning Through the Retirement Savings?
In Light of All the Recessionary Fears—and Oh Boy, There Are a Lot of Them—We're Going to Tackle Some of the Big Questions and Offer Some Great Advice on What You Need to Know Today: Are We Heading Into a Recession?
You Remember That Commercial? What's Your Number? People Are Walking Around With That Number on the Top of Their Heads. We're Gonna—Well, We're Gonna Talk About What Your Number Actually Needs to Be.
I've Got No Problem With People Taking Risks, Steve, but the Problem That They Tend to Forget Is That the Markets Will Be Volatile. They'll Be Rapidly Volatile. Sometimes They'll Take Big Hits Very Quickly, and You Better Have the Time to Be Able to Recover.
It Challenges the Traditional View That Investors Always Act Rationally. We Know That's Not True. Instead, It Recognizes That Emotions, Biases, and Cognitive Limitations Can Significantly Influence Our Choices.
So, I guess every US citizen born from what 2025 to 2029 would receive a $1,000 tax deferred account from the federal government. Wonder how many people will be born during that period of time?
Here's the Million-Dollar Question: How Do You Check Those Items Off Without Burning Through the Retirement Savings?
In Light of All the Recessionary Fears—and Oh Boy, There Are a Lot of Them—We're Going to Tackle Some of the Big Questions and Offer Some Great Advice on What You Need to Know Today: Are We Heading Into a Recession?
You Remember That Commercial? What's Your Number? People Are Walking Around With That Number on the Top of Their Heads. We're Gonna—Well, We're Gonna Talk About What Your Number Actually Needs to Be.
I've Got No Problem With People Taking Risks, Steve, but the Problem That They Tend to Forget Is That the Markets Will Be Volatile. They'll Be Rapidly Volatile. Sometimes They'll Take Big Hits Very Quickly, and You Better Have the Time to Be Able to Recover.
It Challenges the Traditional View That Investors Always Act Rationally. We Know That's Not True. Instead, It Recognizes That Emotions, Biases, and Cognitive Limitations Can Significantly Influence Our Choices.
TV Shows
Tune into one of the television stations listed below to get live retirement advice from Brian Quaranta!
Our Show Times:
SUNDAY
MONDAY
FRIDAY
WPGH Fox @ 10:30 pm
WPGH Fox @ 9:00 pm
WPGH Fox @ 9:00 pm
KDKA @ 12:00 pm (April – August Football Aff Season Only)
SUNDAY
WPGH Fox @ 10:30 pm
KDKA @ 12:00 pm (April – August Football Aff Season Only)
MONDAY
WPGH Fox @ 9:00 pm
FRIDAY
WPGH Fox @ 9:00 pm
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 155
You Know, When Guys Like Jim Cramer, Dave Ramsey or Susie Orman, or Any of These Pundits on TV Are Giving Investment Advice, Who Are They Giving It To? Are They Giving to the 45-Year-Old, the 65-Year-Old, the 75-Year-Old?
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 154
We Want to Do a Deep Dive on the Mistakes and the Missteps. You See It Over and Over and Little Bitty Holes in Your Ship Can Sink That Ship When You’re Ready for Retirement.
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 153
So, there’s a plan right there. The foundation is income. How do you help us figure out what income we need and what that gap is, and then how do you help us fill it?
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 152
If we carve off and take about $300,000 of the 1 million and we put it into this guaranteed income annuity, I can get you the $30,000 a year that you need, guaranteed for the rest of your life and guaranteed for the rest of your wife’s life.
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 151
So, we’re going to do taxes again this week. We talked about it last week. What do you think? And I know you’ve said this many times, that taxes are actually the number one threat to your retirement, yeah, even more than not having enough income.
On the Money with Secure Money: Episode 150
You think, oh, planning for retirement, I think I have enough money saved, but so often people don’t think about tax liability going forward like a little tiny pin leak in your tire that you’re just driving along.
A $1,000 Tax Deferred Account
So, I guess every US citizen born from what 2025 to 2029 would receive a $1,000 tax deferred account from the federal government. Wonder how many people will be born during that period of time?
A Bucket List of Dreams
Here’s the Million-Dollar Question: How Do You Check Those Items Off Without Burning Through the Retirement Savings?
In Light of All the Recessionary Fears
In Light of All the Recessionary Fears—and Oh Boy, There Are a Lot of Them—We’re Going to Tackle Some of the Big Questions and Offer Some Great Advice on What You Need to Know Today: Are We Heading Into a Recession?
What’s Your Number?
You Remember That Commercial? What’s Your Number? People Are Walking Around With That Number on the Top of Their Heads. We’re Gonna—Well, We’re Gonna Talk About What Your Number Actually Needs to Be.
Protecting Your Retirement Portfolio From Potential Market Crashes in 2025
I’ve Got No Problem With People Taking Risks, Steve, but the Problem That They Tend to Forget Is That the Markets Will Be Volatile. They’ll Be Rapidly Volatile. Sometimes They’ll Take Big Hits Very Quickly, and You Better Have the Time to Be Able to Recover.
Behavioral Finance
It Challenges the Traditional View That Investors Always Act Rationally. We Know That’s Not True. Instead, It Recognizes That Emotions, Biases, and Cognitive Limitations Can Significantly Influence Our Choices.
Blog
Learn how to plan for a secure retirement including retirement income, tax planning, legacy planning, and more.
