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The RetireCoast Podcast gives you practical, easy-to-use guidance on retirement planning, real estate decisions, smart budgeting, investing, and building a second-act business. Each episode breaks down the topics that matter most as you plan your next chapter, including: Retirement lifestyle planningReal estate insights for buyers, sellers, and investorsCreating income in retirementStarting and growing a business after retirementPersonal finance, taxes, and long-term budgetingTravel, community, and quality-of-life tipsWhether you're preparing to retire, looking for ways to make your money last longer, or exploring business opportunities later in life, this podcast helps you make confident, informed decisions. Explore more tools, calculators, articles, and resources at RetireCoast.com and StartingABusinessAfterRetirement.com. Free to listen. New episodes released regularly.Subscribe today and start building a more affordable, secure, and fulfilling retirement.

  1. 3d ago

    Used Plug-In Hybrid vs Gas Car: Which One Really Saves You Money?

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked Gasoline prices are up again, and that naturally raises a question: Would buying a used plug-in hybrid actually save you money compared with buying a gasoline vehicle? In this episode of the RetireCoast Podcast, we go beyond MPG and look at what really determines the answer. We compare actual used vehicles, gasoline and electricity costs, purchase price, depreciation, resale value, financing, insurance, maintenance, taxes, and—most importantly—how you actually drive. I also share my own experience buying a used Chevrolet Volt when I was commuting approximately 1,600 miles per month. The Volt worked extremely well for me financially, but that doesn't mean a PHEV will automatically be the right choice for you today. One of the most important findings from our used plug-in hybrid vs. gas car comparison is that a PHEV can cost substantially less per mile to operate on electricity and still not necessarily be the least-expensive vehicle to own. Purchase price and depreciation can erase thousands of dollars of fuel savings. We also discuss conventional hybrids, what happens if gasoline prices fall again, whether you really need an expensive home charger, and the seven numbers you should know before buying another vehicle. And there's an important warning: don't buy another vehicle simply because gasoline prices are high today. If your current vehicle is reliable and paid for, taking on a car payment, taxes, financing and depreciation just to reduce your gasoline bill could actually cost you more. If you already need another vehicle, however, that's when the comparison becomes particularly useful. Read the complete article and see the real-vehicle comparisons, charts and examples: Used Plug-In Hybrid vs Gas Car: Which Saves More Money? Then replace our assumptions with your own numbers using the free RetireCoast calculator: Used Hybrid vs Gas Calculator For more free tools, calculators, and articles designed to help you understand gasoline prices and reduce what you spend on fuel, visit: RetireCoast Fuel Price Intelligence Center Your gas price. Your electricity rate. Your driving. Your vehicle. Your money. That's what should determine the winner. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    Used Plug-In Hybrid vs Gas Car: Which One Really Saves You Money?
  2. Aug 31

    🎭 Mardi Gras on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: 12 Cities, 12 Ways to Celebrate

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked Episode Description Mardi Gras on the Mississippi Gulf Coast isn't one celebration in one city. It's a collection of communities, traditions, parades, krewes, food, history, and local personalities stretching across southern Mississippi. In this episode of the RetireCoast Podcast, we take a city-by-city trip through 12 Mississippi communities and 12 unique ways to celebrate Mardi Gras. We'll visit Biloxi, Gulfport, Long Beach, Pass Christian, Bay St. Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, D'Iberville, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula, Moss Point, and Picayune. You'll learn why Mardi Gras feels different from one community to the next, from Biloxi's deep Carnival history and Waveland's longstanding traditions to D'Iberville's unusual bi-county parade and newer traditions developing in Moss Point. We'll also talk about something visitors sometimes overlook: you don't have to choose just one Mardi Gras city. Many of these communities are close enough that you can attend several celebrations during the same Gulf Coast vacation. And your Mardi Gras adventure doesn't necessarily have to stop at the Mississippi state line. With Amtrak passenger service along the Coast, visitors can consider adding New Orleans or Mobile to a Mississippi Gulf Coast Mardi Gras itinerary. Whether you're planning your first Carnival trip, escaping winter weather, or already live on the Coast and want to explore celebrations beyond your hometown, this episode will help you decide where to go next. Read the complete City-by-City Mardi Gras Guide: 12 Mississippi Gulf Coast Cities: Mardi Gras City-by-City Guide Find current parade dates, times and Mardi Gras events: Mississippi Gulf Coast Mardi Gras Calendar & Guide Explore the Coast by train: Amtrak Mardi Gras Service: Mississippi Gulf Coast, New Orleans & Mobile 12 cities. 12 unique ways to celebrate. 1 unforgettable Coast. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    🎭 Mardi Gras on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: 12 Cities, 12 Ways to Celebrate
  3. Aug 25

    Handyman Taxes: The Hidden Retirement Cost of Not Reporting Your Income

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked What happens when your handyman side jobs become a real business? In this episode, we take a practical look at handyman taxes, self-employment income, Social Security, retirement planning, and the transition from skilled worker to small business owner. Many handymen and other self-employed tradespeople begin informally. A few jobs for friends become referrals. Cash starts coming in. Before long, the side hustle is producing real income—but taxes, bookkeeping, estimated payments, Social Security, retirement savings, and business planning may never have caught up. We discuss why reporting business income matters, why revenue isn't the same as profit, how legitimate business expenses affect what you actually earn, and why years of underreported self-employment income can potentially affect your Social Security earnings record later in life. The bigger question is this: Are you simply creating a job for yourself, or are you building a business? That's also the theme behind our RetireCoast Skilled Worker to Business Owner series, where we follow the fictional story of Jake Miller as he progresses from skilled tradesman to business owner. Jake's journey explores the decisions involved in starting, organizing, growing, and eventually building a trade business that may have value beyond the owner's own labor. Continue With RetireCoast Read the complete Handyman Taxes guide: https://retirecoast.com/handyman-taxes/ Explore Skilled Trades Careers: https://retirecoast.com/skilled-trades-careers/ Start the Skilled Worker to Business Owner series: https://retirecoast.com/skilled-worker-to-business-owner/ RetireCoast Business Membership: https://retirecoast.com/business-membership/ Listen to More of the Skilled Worker to Business Owner Series How to Build a Successful Trade Business That Can Grow Beyond You: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1948879/episodes/19668870-how-to-build-a-successful-trade-business-that-can-grow-beyond-you.mp3?download=true From Skilled Worker to Business Owner: Knowing When You're Ready to Make the Leap: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1948879/episodes/19668855-from-skilled-worker-to-business-owner-knowing-when-you-re-ready-to-make-the-leap.mp3?download=true Whether you're a handyman, plumber, HVAC technician, electrician, landscaper, or another self-employed skilled worker, the objective is bigger than simply earning money from the next job. Build something legitimate. Build something that supports your retirement. And, if that's your goal, build a business that someone may eventually want to buy. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    Handyman Taxes: The Hidden Retirement Cost of Not Reporting Your Income
  4. Aug 20

    How to Build a Successful Trade Business That Can Grow Beyond You

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked Starting a trade business is one accomplishment. Building a successful trade business that can eventually operate without depending entirely on you is something very different. In this episode of the RetireCoast Podcast, we continue following Jake Miller and Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts as Jake learns that becoming a business owner is only the beginning. A plumber, electrician, HVAC technician, carpenter, or other skilled professional can leave a job, start a company, and quickly discover that they haven't really escaped employment—they've simply created a demanding new job for themselves. The long-term objective is different: Build a company, not just a job. We explore how a skilled tradesperson can begin making that transition through excellent customer service, repeatable systems, carefully timed hiring, professional relationships, referrals, partners and junior partners, financial discipline, and eventually developing people who can assume responsibilities that once belonged entirely to the founder. You'll also hear some of my own experiences building businesses, including why I believe you should wait as long as reasonably possible before hiring, why I've sometimes gone without a paycheck to make sure employees were paid, and why the responsibility of employing someone should never be taken lightly. We also return to our railroad metaphor. Growth creates branch lines everywhere. Some can strengthen your business. Others can distract you from the main track. And we'll discuss one of my favorite business principles: Never simply say no to a good customer. That doesn't mean performing work you aren't qualified or licensed to perform. It means developing a network of excellent tradespeople and professionals so that when a customer has a problem you can't solve, you can help connect them with someone who can. I've practiced this approach for years in property management, real estate, and investment-property ownership. The referrals and introductions I've made to small businesses and tradespeople have been worth hundreds of thousands of dollars over the past decade—and I've never needed a referral fee or markup to make those relationships valuable. Excellent people refer excellent people. That's how networks grow. And that's one way a small trade business can become something much larger than its founder. Most importantly, we explore a principle that will follow Jake throughout this series: Your business needs to become separate from you. Customers eventually need to trust the company, not only Jake. Employees need systems. Future leaders need responsibility. The company needs a reputation of its own. And someday, if Jake wants to sell Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts and retire, a buyer needs to be purchasing a business—not merely buying Jake's personal job. Read the complete RetireCoast guide: How to Build a Successful Trade Business That Can Grow Beyond You Follow Jake Miller and Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts: Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts This is the next chapter in our journey from skilled worker → business owner → business builder → eventual sale and retirement. Become excellent at your trade. Build an excellent business. Then build it so excellence no longer depends entirely on you. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

  5. Aug 19

    From Skilled Worker to Business Owner: Knowing When You’re Ready to Make the Leap

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked When is the right time to move from skilled worker to business owner? In this episode of the RetireCoast Podcast, we explore what should happen before you leave a steady paycheck and start a business of your own. Using the story of Jake Miller, a fictional plumber who progresses from helper to skilled tradesman and eventually launches Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts, we examine the two tracks that need to develop together: becoming excellent at your trade while learning how to operate a successful business. We discuss financial preparation, family support, testing a business idea while you're still employed, customer service, ethics, business planning, cash flow, building professional relationships, learning from your employer, avoiding distracting opportunities, and recognizing when preparation has finally reached the point where the answer may be GO. You'll also hear lessons drawn from decades of real-world business ownership—including why you shouldn't burn bridges with a former employer, why employment should be treated as part of your education, why excellence matters, and why starting a business should be a calculated decision rather than a blind leap of faith. This episode introduces Jake's continuing journey from skilled worker to business owner. We'll follow him as he starts Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts, builds the company, hires employees, develops partners, makes mistakes, encounters opportunities, and eventually works toward creating a business that can operate without depending entirely on him. Read the complete RetireCoast guide: From Skilled Worker to Business Owner: How to Make the Leap When You're Ready Visit Jake Miller's Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts digital platform: Gulf Coast Plumbing Experts This isn't about telling everyone to quit their job and become an entrepreneur. It's about helping skilled people prepare, observe, learn, and recognize when they may truly be ready to make the leap. Learn the trade. Learn the business. Build something worth owning. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    From Skilled Worker to Business Owner: Knowing When You’re Ready to Make the Leap
  6. Aug 6

    Beyond Automation: How AI Empowers the Small Business Owner

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked RetireCoast explores how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing small businesses by shifting the focus from worker replacement to the reduction of administrative friction.  Instead of targeting large corporations, the source emphasizes that service-based industries, such as landscaping and HVAC, stand to gain the most by automating repetitive tasks like scheduling, billing, and customer inquiries. By utilizing generative AI and machine learning, entrepreneurs can reclaim significant time, allowing them to focus on high-value human expertise and relationship building.  We argue that AI creates a level playing field, offering small firms access to sophisticated marketing and data analysis tools once reserved for major companies.  Ultimately, the material suggests that the future of entrepreneurship involves a synergy between human judgment and automated efficiency, turning technology into a practical assistant rather than a threat. This transition is framed as a technological shift comparable to the rise of the internet, where early adoption provides a lasting competitive edge. Return and listen to our next podcast on this topic: How to Implement AI.  The source article can be found on RetireCoast.com at https://retirecoast.com/ai-and-small-business/  Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    Beyond Automation: How AI Empowers the Small Business Owner
  7. Jul 31

    Old Fort Bayou Mississippi: Discover the Hidden Waterway That Defines the Mississippi Gulf Coast

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked Episode Description Old Fort Bayou Mississippi is one of the Mississippi Gulf Coast's best-kept secrets. While millions of visitors head for the beaches each year, few discover the remarkable estuary just a few miles inland where freshwater meets the Gulf, creating one of the richest ecosystems on the coast. In this episode of the RetireCoast Podcast, Bill Anderson takes you on a journey through Old Fort Bayou, exploring more than 300 years of history, from Native American settlements and the French establishment of Fort Maurepas to today's peaceful waterway enjoyed by boaters, kayakers, anglers, photographers, and nature lovers. You'll learn why the bayou is considered one of the Gulf Coast's premier fishing destinations, how its marshes serve as nurseries for shrimp, blue crabs, oysters, and countless fish species, and why dolphins, ospreys, bald eagles, herons, pelicans, alligators, and other wildlife call this remarkable estuary home. Bill also shares his own experiences exploring the bayou by boat, explains what makes the Old Fort Bayou Blue Waysuch a memorable adventure, and describes why so many people choose to live along its quiet waterfront. Whether you're planning a visit to Ocean Springs, considering a move to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, or simply enjoy learning about America's coastal waterways, this episode offers an in-depth look at one of Mississippi's hidden natural treasures. Topics include: The history of Old Fort Bayou and Fort MaurepasNative American heritage and early settlementThe ecology of a Gulf Coast estuaryFishing, boating, and kayaking the Old Fort Bayou Blue WayWildlife including dolphins, alligators, birds, and marine lifeWaterfront living along Old Fort BayouConservation and the Twelve Oaks Old Fort Bayou PreservePersonal stories from years of exploring this remarkable waterwayRead the complete illustrated guide: https://retirecoast.com/old-fort-bayou-mississippi-boating-wildlife-waterfront-living/ Join Bill as he explores the waterways, wildlife, history, and coastal lifestyle that make Old Fort Bayou Mississippi one of the Mississippi Gulf Coast's most extraordinary destinations. Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    Old Fort Bayou Mississippi: Discover the Hidden Waterway That Defines the Mississippi Gulf Coast
  8. Jul 23

    The Isle of Caprice: The Rise and Fall of Mississippi's Lost Island Paradise

    click here: Leave a text, tell us what you liked 🎙️ Podcast Description Step back into the Roaring Twenties and discover the incredible story of the Isle of Caprice—Mississippi's legendary offshore island resort that captivated visitors with jazz music, elegant dining, casino gaming, beach cabanas, and unforgettable nights beneath the stars before disappearing beneath the waters of the Mississippi Sound. In this episode, we trace the complete history of the Isle of Caprice—from its origins as Dog Island, through its spectacular rise as one of America's most unique offshore resorts during Prohibition, to the storms and shifting sands that ultimately reclaimed it. You'll hear about Captain Pete Skrmetta and the Pan American ferry, the famous casino, the Charleston dance craze, rum runners, luxurious beach cabanas, and the fascinating legends that continue to surround this lost island paradise. You'll also learn: Why the island formed where it didHow engineers built an entire resort on a shifting sandbarWhat visitors experienced during the Roaring TwentiesWhy gambling and alcohol were legal offshore during ProhibitionHow hurricanes, erosion, and changing currents caused the island to disappearWhere you can still visit the site todayThis episode is part of the RetireCoast Mississippi Gulf Coast Barrier Islands Series. If you enjoyed our Horn Islandpodcast, don't miss the rest of the series featuring Ship Island, Cat Island, Deer Island, and the remarkable story of the vanished Isle of Caprice. Read the complete illustrated guide: https://retirecoast.com/isle-of-caprice-mississippi/ Explore the Mississippi Gulf Coast Barrier Islands Series: Horn Island Guide: https://retirecoast.com/horn-island/Ship Island Guide: https://retirecoast.com/ship-island/Cat Island Guide: https://retirecoast.com/cat-island/Deer Island Guide: https://retirecoast.com/best-free-vacation-trip-deer-island-beach-biloxi/Discover more about Mississippi's Gulf Coast: https://retirecoast.com/mississippi-gulf-coast/ 🌴 RetireCoast.com — Discover • Plan • Live Your Coastal Dream #IsleOfCaprice #MississippiHistory #MississippiGulfCoast #BarrierIslands #RoaringTwenties #JazzAge #Prohibition #CasinoHistory #LostIsland #CaptainPete #PanAmericanFerry #HornIsland #ShipIsland #CatIsland #DeerIsland #GulfCoastHistory #VisitMississippi #MississippiTravel #CoastalHistory #RetireCoast Support the show 🎙️ Enjoyed This Episode? Subscribe to the RetireCoast Podcast for practical conversations about retirement planning, financial preparedness, estate planning, entrepreneurship, and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 👉 Visit RetireCoast.com for in-depth articles, calculators, decision tools, checklists, and guides that expand on the topics we cover in each episode. 📋 Looking for more advanced planning resources? Explore our membership programs: • Estate Planning Membership — Build and organize your legacy with decision tools, trust planning resources, trustee selection guidance, emergency preparedness documents, and more. • Business Builder Membership — Access tools and resources designed to help entrepreneurs, retirees, side-hustlers, and small business owners start, manage, and grow a successful business. • All Access Membership — Receive complete access to both memberships and our entire premium planning library. Learn more at: https://retirecoast.com/estate-planning-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/business-builder-membership/ https://retirecoast.com/all-access-membership/ 💬 Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover? Email: info@retirecoast.com ...

    The Isle of Caprice: The Rise and Fall of Mississippi's Lost Island Paradise

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The RetireCoast Podcast gives you practical, easy-to-use guidance on retirement planning, real estate decisions, smart budgeting, investing, and building a second-act business. Each episode breaks down the topics that matter most as you plan your next chapter, including: Retirement lifestyle planningReal estate insights for buyers, sellers, and investorsCreating income in retirementStarting and growing a business after retirementPersonal finance, taxes, and long-term budgetingTravel, community, and quality-of-life tipsWhether you're preparing to retire, looking for ways to make your money last longer, or exploring business opportunities later in life, this podcast helps you make confident, informed decisions. Explore more tools, calculators, articles, and resources at RetireCoast.com and StartingABusinessAfterRetirement.com. Free to listen. New episodes released regularly.Subscribe today and start building a more affordable, secure, and fulfilling retirement.