Podcast

Saying you were retired used to have a negative connotation because it meant you were no longer able to work, but now, it is something everyone works towards and dreams of. Why does the meaning… Read More

Don’t get yourself wrapped up in how many calories you need to burn when you go to the gym. The goal is to establish healthy habits that you can sustain for the rest of your… Read More

Right now, it is nearly impossible to escape the constant conversations about inflation whether they be on social media, the news or within your family. In this episode, Jeremy Finger breaks down the concept of… Read More

Planning for retirement means planning for the ‘what’ as much as the ‘how’. In this episode, Jeremy Finger shares the five phases of retirement while focusing on the personal human aspects of retirement planning beyond… Read More

What do you know about Social Security and how do you plan on using it in retirement? In this episode, Jeremy Finger talks about Social Security, how to decide when the right time is for… Read More

What does it mean to be a Riverbend client? After you’ve taken the first step and met with Jeremy Finger and the Riverbend team, what does planning for the rest of your life look like?… Read More

A lot of times people are apprehensive about reaching out to somebody in financial services. But you don’t have to be! In this episode, Jeremy Finger walks through what reaching out entails. He takes listeners… Read More

What does living your best life today mean? Well, to Jeremy Finger, CFP®, CIMA®, CRPC®, CEO and founder of Riverbend Wealth Management, helping you live your best life is the definition of success. It’s what… Read More

Jeremy Finger with Riverbend Wealth Management sits down with Scott Strafford with the Cason Group to discuss the complexities of health insurance for retirees. They discuss the insurance options available prior to Medicare and the… Read More

Jeremy Finger with Riverbend Wealth Management talks about how volatile markets and the media can influence people to make bad financial decisions, and what you can do to avoid this.