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On how Medicare premiums, taxes and rising expenses can reduce what retirees keep from a Social Security increase.

On why cost-of-living adjustments shouldn’t determine when you claim Social Security, and what should guide that decision.

On how much you can realistically afford to spend on a vacation, and why the answer depends on the rest of your financial picture.

On rising retirement expenses and how testing a budget before retiring can help avoid a return to work.

On Nike’s decline and why discount retailers are attracting customers across income levels.

On gold’s role in a retirement portfolio and why it isn’t necessarily a low-risk investment.

On bond index funds and why higher interest rates have improved the outlook for investors.

On keeping investing simple and avoiding mistakes that can discourage new investors from getting started.

On splitting beneficiary designations by tax bracket, and what a ten-year payout can cost an heir who is still working.

On signs your retirement savings may fall short, and steps you can take to close the gap.

Will Allen joined Dan Ronan to discuss saving with uneven income, everyday spending, and how per diem affects Social Security benefits on the September 1 edition of On the Move on SiriusXM.

On whether a 1.2% fee is worth paying, and what a retiree should expect to get for it.

On the five business lines driving Amazon and why that diversification makes the stock interesting today.

On whether a Roth conversion makes sense when two pensions already cover most of the income need.

A conversation on the winners, losers, and big themes in the stock market through the first half of 2026.

On emerging markets funds and the long record of the Chinese stock market.