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Nate Miller

Retirement Rescue Radio is a weekly podcast with Author, Financial Advisor, Husband, Father, and Blackbelt, Nate Miller, Founder of Miller Retirement Group headquartered in the heart of the Midwest; Lawrence, Kansas. If you are a retiree, or pre-retiree, this podcast is for you. In it, he will draw on his experience both as an Advisor, and the cumulative knowledge that he received when he had the opportunity to consult with some of the top financial and retirement advisors in the nation. He will be bringing actionable advice and steps that you can take in order to help avoid potentially misleading financial advice and make sure that your retirement income lasts as long as you do and that you not simply survive, but thrive in retirement!

Miller Retirement Group is an independent financial services firm that utilizes a variety of investment and insurance products. Investment advisory services offered only by duly registered individuals through AE Wealth Management, LLC (AEWM). AEWM and Miller Retirement Group are not affiliated companies. 00500120 - 12/21

Retirement Rescue Radio

Nate discusses historical statistics of market performance during different presidencies, giving perspective on what to possibly expect.
 
Takeaways:
 
 • Economic triggers
 • History of the stock market based on who is in office
 • How does congress affect the stock market?
 • 2008
 • Pandemic and spending by congress
 • Taxes and Retirement
 • “Taxes are on sale”

Episode 114: Will a Biden Presidency Affect My Retirement

Nate discusses an article titled “Can you retire with 1 million dollars?”
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • How long will 1 Million Dollars last in retirement?
 • Highest spending age group
 • Inflation Rate
 • Taxes in retirement
 • How much money do you need to retire?
 • Social Security Income
 • How to boost savings

Episode 115: Is One Million Dollars Enough To Retire?

Nate answers several questions on various topics in another addition of the Mailbag.
 
Click here to email Nate your questions!
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • Refinancing
 • Flipping Houses as Investment Strategy
 • Retirement Goals
 • Annuities
 • Student Loans and Payment Suspension
 • Tax Benefits due to COVID-19

Episode 116: Mailbag Questions 3: Refinancing, Flipping Houses, Variable Annuities, and More

Nate adds up multiple different types of taxes to come up with an average percentage of your income that you could be losing to Uncle Sam every year!! He also discusses class envy and a different way of thinking about it. 
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • Income Taxes
 • Social Security Taxes
 • Medicare Taxes
 • Gasoline Prices
 • Excise Tax
 
 
 
Sources:
 
 https://www.thebalance.com/what-the-average-american-pays-in-taxes-4768594#:~:text=The%20average%20single%20American%20contributed,Tax%20Foundation's%20method%20of%20calculation.
 
https://smartasset.com/taxes/kansas-tax-calculator
 
 https://smartasset.com/taxes/kansas-property-tax-calculator#:~:text=While%20the%20typical%20homeowner%20in,home%20value)%20is%201.37%25.
 
https://www.ksrevenue.org/pdf/ppsumm.pdf
 
https://www.salestaxhandbook.com/kansas/rates/lawrence
 
 https://taxfoundation.org/wireless-taxes-cell-phone-tax-rates-by-state-2020/
 
https://igentax.com/gas-tax-state/

Episode 117: Too Much Tax!

Nate discusses a powerful tool that can be used to satisfy those that are charitably inclined and concerned about lowering their taxes. 
 
Click here to listen to the interview with Marty Ruby.
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • Qualified Charitable Deductions (QCD)
 • Taxes and Donating to Charities in Retirement
 • Required Minimum Distributions (RMD)
 • IRA’s
 • Roth and Taxes
 • Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Episode 118: Donor Advised Funds

Josh Miller interviews Nate on some of the biggest proposed changes in Biden’s bill, the possible ramifications of it, and what you can do to possibly put yourself in a better position should some of those things come to pass.
 
Sources:
 
Number of Amazon Workers from 2007-2020
 
The Politicians Lied: Amazon Does Pay Taxes
 
Wall Street Journal: Does Amazon Really Pay No Taxes? Here's the Complicated Answer.
 
Takeaways:
 
 • Corporate Tax Changes
 • Dividends
 • Share Prices
 • National Deficit
 • Capital Gains Tax

Episode 119: Biden’s Proposed Tax Changes

Markets rebounded significantly after their sudden plunge in February and March 2020; reminding investors of the importance of focusing on long-term goals instead of short term events.
 
Sources:
 
Stock Market Crash of 1987
 
Here's How Long It has Taken for Bear Market Losses to Recover
 
10 Things You Should Know About Bear Markets
 
Takeaways:
 
 • Investors can get caught up in a “let it ride” mentality in times of unchecked market growth. However, it is just as important to keep an eye on the big picture in good times as it is in bad.
 • We cannot predict when the market will drop or how far it will fall. Investors should take steps to position their portfolios against potential risk during times of growth.

Episode 120: Riding Market Highs

• Bonds & Stocks
 • Risk in Retirement
 • Volatility
 • Fixed Indexed Annuities
 • Timing the markets
 • 60/40 Stock Bond Mix
 • Income focused alternatives in retirement

Episode 121: Annuities as an Asset Class

Nate discusses some local issues with Myranda Zarlengo, who is running for a position on the school board, and is looking to make a difference by putting the focus back on the children first.
 
Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/votemyrandazarlengousd497/
 
Email: mzfor497@gmail.com
 
Website: http://www.myrandazarlengoforschoolboard.com/
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • Testing in K-12
 • COVID & Bringing kids back to school
 • Teacher Pay
 • Elections in Douglas County, KS

Episode 122: Interview with Myranda Zarlengo

Nate interviews David Jetson, a national and international speaker, workshop developer and author of Setting True Boundaries, on the importance of setting financial boundaries, how boundaries affect our lives, and some steps to take in order to set your own good boundaries.
 
Resources: www.jetsoncounseling.com
 
www.livingtrueinc.com
 
Books:
 
Setting True Boundaries
 
Finding Emotional Freedom
 
Key takeaways:
 
 • How to feel comfortable spending money in retirement
 • Showing respect for yourself and your money
 • Setting a budget in retirement
 • Downfalls of not setting boundaries

Episode 123: Border Wars – Setting Financial Boundaries with Yourself and Your Loved Ones.

Nate discusses setting good goals for the year, and gives his perspective on the last quarter of 2022, and the outlook for 2023.

Episode 176: 2023 New Year Goals and Market Outlook

Episode 176: 2023 New Year Goals and Market Outlook

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