This episode features Brad Gotto's market commentary, focusing on the recent volatility in the markets, the future of the US dollar, and the current opportunities in non-risk assets. They explore the economic landscape, the impact of inflation, and the importance of having a long-term investment strategy. The conversation emphasizes the need for financial planning and the potential for growth in a changing economic environment.

In this episode of Retirement Redefined, Brad Gotto explores Chapter 17 of 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel, focusing on the theme of pessimism and its seductive nature in financial decision-making. He discusses how fear and negative headlines often dominate conversations, leading to a pessimistic outlook that can hinder financial planning and personal growth. Brad emphasizes the importance of balancing optimism and pessimism in financial strategies, advocating for a mindset that recognizes long-term growth while being aware of short-term risks. He concludes with practical advice on incorporating optimism into financial planning, highlighting the role of behavioral finance in understanding investor behavior

In this episode of Retirement Redefined, host Brad Gatto and guest Tim Holland discuss the implications of the One Big Beautiful Bill, focusing on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and its effects on consumers and financial planning. They explore the changes in tax legislation, including deductions and exemptions, and the complexities of navigating the tax code. The conversation also addresses concerns about national debt and inflation, while providing an optimistic outlook on the economy's future.