Building your businesswith Sara Troy andher guest Mark Singer, on air from October 26th
The impact of inflation on Social Security
When to take Social Security, and how to make sure you don’t take it too early
How to navigate the new Social Security statement and claim your number (even if you’re in your 40s, this is important to do!)
What is the best age to retire?
Mark Singer. Mark is the president of Safe Harbor Retirement Planning. He talks about how to identify risks, overcome fears before you enter the next stage of life, and what to do in a market like the one now recovering from a pandemic. He can isolate ways to protect your money and offer the future retirement of your dreams! Mark’s 4th book “Don’t Outlive your Money in Retirement 7 Key Steps” was just released!
As president of Safe Harbor Retirement Planning*, Mark has served as a relentless retirement guide to thousands of individuals since 1986. The secret to his longevity has been asking the questions other advisors simply don’t ask; it allows him to make the best decisions for each client’s unique situation and ensures retirement success. Mark is a former radio talk show host, is an author, and has become the go-to financial educator in the media. His most recent book Don’t Outlive Your Money in Retirement! 7 Key Steps, unveils the step-by-step process used to help maximize the retirement journey. Mark has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, ABC news.com, FOXNews.com, and Bloomberg Radio, as well as locally (Boston) on NECN and WRKO. He is also a multi-year recipient of Boston Magazine’s 5 Star Wealth Manager Award.
Securities and advisory services are offered through Commonwealth Financial Network, Member FINRA/SIPC, a Registered Investment Adviser. Fixed insurance products and services offered by Safe Harbor Retirement Planning are separate and unrelated to Commonwealth.
An Authors Kiss with Sara Troy and her guest Bill Saubert, on air from October 26th
Bill Saubert to discuss his debut thriller The Girl With The Green Lipstick. This is based on a true story — Bill’s story.
A psychological thriller shows how one lonely man could easily fall for a sexy woman whom he really doesn’t know — not only does she try to steal his heart, but also tries to steal his money, run his business into the ground, and hires her lover to kill him….
BASED ON A TRUE STORY Imagine losing the love of your life to cancer at a time when your “golden years” are not too far away. Then imagine entering the dating scene after a long layoff — heart-broken and desperate for romance. You come upon an attractive woman on an online dating site and she takes an interest in you. Things move quickly. Everything about her is new and exciting, yet familiar enough to feel you can let your guard down in her presence. You get married. Then things start to unravel.
We are not talking about a marriage that gets off to a rocky start. We are talking about a disaster.
After stealing your heart, she steals from your business and personal bank accounts. After filing for divorce you hire a private detective and only then do you learn the complete ugly and dangerous truth about the person you let into your life and with whom you shared your bed. You discover she was an addict, did prison time more than once, cheated on you, and thather lover planted an incendiary device in your home.
One man doesn’t have to imagine any of this. All of it happened to Bill Saubert. His debut thriller, The Girl With The Green Lipstick, is a dramatic rendition of the stunning chain of events.
“Though this is a novel, it is based on striking but real events,” says Bill, a multi-millionaire businessman who owns six UPS stores. “I am just glad to be alive to tell it.” He draws his paramour-turned-adversary with great detail and insight, as only one who has lived through this trauma could. His dramatic story unfolds like a movie, playing on some of the biggest fear-filled questions many of us have when dating: Do we really know who we are dating? Can we stay in love with someone who is bad for us? Could the person I love really hurt me? What do I do when my lover can’t be trusted? “My shocking, debut novel reveals how a psychologically damaged woman can so easily insert herself into a man’s life, stopping at nothing to get what she wants, no matter the price,” shares Bill. “It also reveals how anyone can be fooled, both by what they don’t know — and what they choose to ignore. This is not a crime-of-passion story, but a passion-of-crime story.”
Bill knows how to entertain and enlighten listeners of radio shows and podcasts. For the past seven years, he has hosted a show on the local Santa Fe NPR affiliate radio station.
According to the Journals of Gerontology, “one in three baby boomers falls into the category of separated, divorced, widowed, or never married.” Millennials are also following this trend; a recent Gallup poll indicates that 59 percent of the 73 million millennials are single and have never married.
Adding fuel to the fire is the caregiver crisis – the decline in the number of people available to provide in-home care, including family members. Longevity, singledom, and isolation is a recipe for disaster.
Who Will Take Care of Me When I’m Old?: Plan Now to Safeguard Your Health and Happiness in Old Age by Joy Loverde is a step-by-step guide to living the life you want for as long as possible.
Every day, I relive the critical decision I made as a fourteen-year-old attending Trinity, an all-girl’s Catholic high school in River Forest, Illinois. When Sr. Dorothy was looking for a student to visit nursing-home residents on Thanksgiving morning, I hesitated; then raised my hand to volunteer. That decision changed my life forever.
Upon entering the nursing home, I observed seven residents sitting motionless in the dark. No one was talking. No one was smiling. Everyone was staring into nothingness. I was shocked at what I witnessed, and immediately started grappling for answers to questions no one seemed to be asking:
Who are these elders?
What series of events led them to a life of resignation?
How did they end up isolated and alone in their old age?
And why are they not with their families on Thanksgiving Day?
Since that visit to the nursing home, I have never looked back. I vowed to find answers to these and other vital questions. For the next 40 years I would advocate and troubleshoot the causes, concepts, and needs of the world’s aging population. Especially people who are aging solo.
My career-path in marketing and media relations switched gears in the mid-1980’s when I became keenly aware of complex problems associated with populations of people getting older, living alone, living longer, and the need to care for them. Responding to this trend, I wrote my first boo, The Complete Eldercare Planner. Random House is the publisher. It is a best-seller in its category and in its sixth edition.
Ahead of the curve once again, my latest book, Who Will Take Care of Me When I’m Old? offers practical strategies on planning for old age and the possibility of aging solo.
“When we plan, we have choices.” This is the promise of both of my books.
During my career, I have been interviewed on the TODAY Show, Good Morning America, National Public Radio stations, SiriusXM and others. I have written hundreds of blogs and articles. I’ve been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, TIME Magazine, New York Times, Money Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, Reader’s Digest, and a host of others. USA TODAY ran a four-part series on my family-caregiver programs.
Joy Loverde is a consultant, keynote speaker, and spokesperson for the mature-market industry. Her work has been featured on NBC’s Today Show, the CBS Early Show, NPR, and in USA Today and the Wall Street Journal. She lives in Chicago.
“Clear, practical, relevant, vital… this book engages readers to create
their own customizable plan for aging. An exceptionally worthwhile read.”
Bob Blancato, Chairman, American Society on Aging
“Your book is the support many are looking for.”
Sherrill Wayland MSW, Manager of National Projects
SAGE Advocacy and Services for LGBT elders
“This book effectively challenges the notion that aging means disability
and with that, stigma of being old.”
Dilip V. Jeste, M.D., Director, Sam and Rose Stein Institute for Research on Aging
University of California, San Diego
“…thoughtfully discusses a wide range of crucial life issues with
deep understanding, complete candor, and inspired guidance for all.”
David Schless, President, American Seniors Housing Association, Washington, DC
Loverde has spent a lifetime interacting with thousands of true experts—old people themselves. Using their advice as a blueprint, Loverde outlines five sections to think about and get in order when planning for old age: personal readiness, housing, relationships (including beloved pets), chronic illness and health, and end of life.
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Ignite your heart and soul with Sara Troy and her guest David J. Giammona, on air from October 19th
“Using both military and spiritual warfare tactics, this U.S. Army colonel and chaplain fully equips readers to walk in the supernatural power and protection of the Holy Spirit as world events and biblical prophecies intersect”– We’re about to face the most difficult days in the history of mankind and if we’re not prepared we could be swept away with all the propaganda and all the politics of the world. Unless we’re prepared, unless we’re awakened from our sleep, unless we’re ready to encounter God, then we’re not going to be able to fully engage in the ministry and warfare that God has for us. ? The church in America, in its current state, is not ready or prepared for the End Times. We have been paralyzed with fear of what man may do to us. If we are not prepared, we’re going to falter, or even worse, reject our faith and succumb to the world system and the worship of the Antichrist. Whether you’re ready or not, we’re at war right now. The forces of light and darkness are lined up in battle array. You’re either on one side or the other; there is no neutral ground.
ABOUT DAVID’S AFGHAN SERVICEServed in Afghanistan 2005-2006 Rank at the time was Major Unit 160th Theater Signal Awarded Bronze Star for supporting combat operations Responsible for all religious support throughout Afghanistan wherever 160th Soldiers were deployed throughout the Area of Operations (literally all over the country) I traveled more extensively in Afghanistan than the majority officers and Soldiers, hence I observed many actions that were not seen by most. I was the forward eyes and ears for the Command. I was involved in operations to bring needed items (clothes, food, etc.) to the Pashtun tribal leaders in Southeast Afghanistan Involved in many operational leadership strategic sessions held by key leaders Conducted training events in Bagram Air Base for suicide prevention, leadership development, physical fitness, Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO). Conducted numerous religious services, counseling, wounded care, etc,
U.S. Army chaplain Colonel David J. Giammona retired in 2018 after 32 years of military service. He is an end-times expert, scholar, author, writer, and speaker who oversees the Warrior Refuge, a 46-acre ministry resort near Columbus, Georgia
Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from October 19th
I have just had my first cold of the season, I am hoping not to have any more, but I did not build my system up in time for this one. ECHINACEA and VIT C are great in building up your immune system and protecting you from cold and flu season, I just had not started my regime yet.
If you get a cold or the flu, please stay at home. First of all, it is better for you to rest, drink warm fluids, and get over the worst of it. Secondly, you do not need to pass it on, especially to vulnerable people who are subject to covid. Thirdly, it can prevent other colds or viruses getting you if you take care of this one now and rebuild your immune system.
Get well, your body does not want you to push through it, rest heal, and do not pass it on. In these times, we do not want to get sick or cause a panic amongst people who fear covid or just getting sick as it weakens your immune system, we can prevent it, and if we do fall ill, heal the old fashioned way and with so many holistic means, as seem below.
The body knows what it needs, so listen, and society knows what it needs so please respect and do not pass any of it on or just suck it up, no one wants your cold. Fear weakens the system and plays havoc with the mind, so if you do get the chills, know you can do something about it and that it requires you to nurture and love they self well again.
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