Webinar Archive Index

What happens to a good webinar after the live session ends? Usually it disappears, which is a waste. So I keep every RetirementFAQs webinar recorded and indexed right here, sorted by topic, ready when you are.

What’s in the archive

Each session is a focused walk through one retirement question that affluent households actually ask. Roth conversions and how to time them. Social Security claiming math. Medicare enrollment and the IRMAA surcharge that follows your income two years later. RMD planning. Estate and gifting moves. I run these live so people can ask questions in real time, then I post the recording so you don’t have to be free at 7pm on a Tuesday to learn something.

The archive sits alongside the shorter video library. Think of the videos as the quick definition and the webinars as the full conversation, slides and all.

Who it’s for

Pre-retirees and retirees who’d rather understand a decision than be sold one. If you like to see the reasoning before you act, watch the session that matches where you are right now. The math is the same whether you catch it live or six months later in your pajamas.

Why recorded beats live, mostly

Live has energy and real questions, and I’ll keep doing it. But the recording is where the real value compounds. You can pause it, rewind the part about the Roth conversion ladder, and watch it again the week you’re actually making the decision. A live session you half-remember helps nobody. A recording you can return to when the choice is in front of you is worth far more than the hour it took to film.

How to use it

Pick the topic you’re facing, not the newest one. Watch it, take the one action it points you toward, and bring your questions to your advisor or the next live session. None of these sessions is advice for your specific situation, so treat them as the briefing before the decision, not the decision itself.

Want to know when the next live webinar drops? That announcement goes out through the monthly newsletter. Subscribe, then dig into the archive while you wait. There’s plenty here worth your time today.