The HI Retirement Show
Providing Financial Education to the State of Hawaii
The HI Retirement Show is a podcast dedicated to retirement planning and financial education for all of those who call Hawaii home.
If you have a question or if there is a topic you would like us to discuss on the podcast, email us at: aloha@hiretirementshow.com.
Hawaii Retirement Show Resources
FlowCharts and Checklists
~ Can I Do A Qualified Charitable Distribution From My IRA?
~ Common Life Insurance Policies
~ What Issues Should I Consider When Reviewing My RMD?
~ Can I Make A Deductible IRA Contribution?
~ Can I Contribute To A Roth IRA?
~ Will A Distribution From My Traditional IRA Be Penalty-Free?
~ Will A Distribution From My Roth IRA Be Tax & Penalty Free?
~ What Issues Should I Consider When Reviewing My Beneficiaries?
~ Is My Rental Property Tax Deductible?
~ What Documents Do I Need To Collect For Filing My 2024 Tax Return?
~ Am I Eligible For Social Security Benefits If I Have Been Divorced?
~ What Issues Should I Consider During A Recession Or Market Correction?
~ As A Retiree, What Issues Should I Consider When Reviewing My 2024 Tax Return?
~ What Issues Should I Consider When Establishing & Maintaining My Emergency Fund?
~ What Issues Should I Consider When Creating My Estate Plan?
~ What Issues Should I Consider When Using A Reverse Mortgage?
~ What Issues Should I Consider With My Social Security Retirement Benefits?
~ What Issues Should I Consider To Fund My Child’s College Education?
~ What Issues Should I Consider For My Aging Parents?
~ What Issues Should I Consider Before The End Of The Year? (2024)
~ Should I Contribute To My Roth IRA vs. My Traditional IRA?
~ Can I Make A Backdoor Roth IRA Contribution?
~ Will My Social Security Benefits Be Reduced?
~ Am I Eligible For Social Security Benefits As A Spouse?
~ Am I Eligible For Social Security Benefits As A Surviving Spouse?
~ Should I Take My Pension As A Lump Sum?
~ Still Working, What Issues Should I Consider When Reviewing My 2024 Tax Return?
~ Is The Distribution From My 529 Plan Subject To Federal Income Tax?
