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We like to think of Money Mile as standing at the corner of triathlon and personal finance, and we believe that age group triathletes are the lifeblood of our sport. This summer, we are going to take the opportunity to highlight some of our favorite “Questions on Course” segments from the last several months. In this episode, we're going to bring back two of our favorite financial questions from listeners. We're going to focus on the creation of an income plan for retirement and general retirement planning.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in.Welcome to Money Mile (00:00)What assumptions can you make to plan better for retirement? (00:55)Your visions for retirement? (02:38)Strengths and weaknesses in your financial planning (03:07)Common risks to be aware of (08:29)Financial needs for different phases in retirement (09:35)How do I create an income plan for my retirement? (12:30)Create a system to organize your funds (15:22)How your investment portfolio affects your retirement strategy (18:35)Resources & People MentionedBuilding Your Financial Training Plan, Ep #21 – Waller FCConnect With Justin Wallerhttps://WallerFC.com Waller Financial Coaching on FacebookJustin on InstagramJustin on LinkedInSubscribe to MONEY MILEAudio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK

Welcome to the Money Mile podcast. I'm your host, Justin Waller, and I am happy you are here. We like to think of Money Mile as standing at the corner of triathlon and personal finance. This summer, we're taking the opportunity to highlight some of our favorite “Questions on Course" segments from the last several months. In this episode, find out what I think of 403 B loans and Social Security for your retirement planning. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Welcome to Money Mile (00:00)How a 403(b) loan works (1:40)Why get a 403(b), and alternatives to it (4:15)What I think about social security (6:40)Future of social security (8:30)Benefits of Social Security (10:08)My recommendation about Social Security (19:54)Resources & People Mentionedssa.govConnect With Justin Wallerhttps://WallerFC.com Waller Financial Coaching on FacebookJustin on InstagramJustin on LinkedInSubscribe to MONEY MILEAudio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK

This summer, we will take the opportunity to highlight some of our favorite “Questions on Course" segments from the last several months. In this episode, we are going to bring back focus on the retirement planning side of things. I share my thoughts and advice when someone says, “I’ll never be able to retire”.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Welcome to Money Mile (00:00)The 2-Phase problem for not being able to retire (01:30)How to be aware of your financial options (02:35)Four steps to reach your retirement goals (04:30)Connect With Justin Wallerhttps://WallerFC.com Waller Financial Coaching on FacebookJustin on InstagramJustin on LinkedInSubscribe to MONEY MILEAudio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK

Today we have a special guest on the show, Cherie Gruenfeld. Cherie has been competing in triathlons for 33 years and completed her first Ironman triathlon when she was 48 years old. She is currently the oldest woman to complete the Iron Man World Championships at the age of 78 and the Iron Man 70.3 World Championships at the age of 80. She holds 14 Iron Man World Age Group titles and 5 Iron Man 70.3 World Age Group titles. She is the founder and director of Exceeding Expectations, a nonprofit organization helping at-risk kids in San Bernardino graduate high school and further their education. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Welcome to Money Mile (00:00)How Cherie became interested in triathlon (01:44)How Cherie Defines success (10:30)A challenging race experience (12:00)Triathlon expense tips (17:30)Cherie’s non-profit, Exceeding Expectations (20:53)Underrated aspect of Triathlon (32:30)Why Cherie has enjoyed triathlon so long (35:50)Resources & People MentionedCherie GruenfeldExceeding ExpectationsConnect With Justin Wallerhttps://WallerFC.com Waller Financial Coaching on FacebookJustin on InstagramJustin on LinkedInSubscribe to MONEY MILEAudio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK

Mira Panek shares her joyful mindset about her success as a self-proclaimed “accidental athlete.” She tells us how she got involved in Triathlon, her training and racing experiences, as well as her volunteer coaching of teens in the sport. Her story demonstrates how embracing opportunities can lead to fulfilling achievements. Similarly, embracing proactive strategies can enhance your financial joy. Today, I share resources to help you experience more enjoyment from your financial situation.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Welcome to Money Mile (00:00)Resources for getting more joy from your finances (01:10)How Mira got involved in triathlon (14:13)Tips on how to get the most from your money as a triathlete (20:25)Mira’s race finishes (24:10)Misconceptions about the triathlon world (32:00)Mira’s volunteer work with Fit2Bkids (37:00)Resources & People MentionedFit 2 B KidsInstagram2017 ArticleHappy Money: The Science of Happier Spending: Dunn, Elizabeth, Norton, Dr Michael: 9781451665079: Amazon.com: BooksDie With Zero: Getting All You Can from Your Money and Your Life: Perkins, Bill: 9780358567097: Amazon.com: BooksMoney Mile Breaking Barriers with Christina DorrerConnect With Justin Wallerhttps://WallerFC.com Waller Financial Coaching on FacebookJustin on InstagramJustin on LinkedInSubscribe to MONEY MILEAudio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK