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Why $1 Million Can Feel Safer Than It Really Is in Retirement
A million dollars still sounds like a lot of money. But retirement safety should be measured by what that money can buy over 20 or 30 years, not just the number on your statement.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
2 days ago


Why Your Medicare Premium Is So High After Retirement
If you retired this year and your Medicare premium looks wrong, IRMAA may be the reason. Medicare often uses income from 2 years ago, but retirees with a major income drop may be able to ask Social Security to look again.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Jul 16


What Wichita Retirees Get Wrong About A Flat Retirement Budget
A flat retirement budget feels safe because it makes the future look clean. But real retirement spending usually changes over time. Wichita retirees may need an income plan that adjusts with travel, health care, taxes, and spouse protection.


What Happens If the Financial Spouse Goes First?
In many couples, one spouse quietly runs the money system. They know where the accounts are, how bills get paid, and who to call. That works fine until illness, death, or incapacity forces the other spouse to learn everything during a crisis.


Is now a good time to invest? Instead ask, “When do I need the money?”
Before you ask whether now is a good time to invest, ask when you need the money. A dollar you need next year and a dollar you need 25 years from now have different jobs to do.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Jun 18
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