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What the Fuchs?

What the Fuchs?

De : Jason Fuchs
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No lectures. No fluff. Just real talk about life and money. A fun personal finance podcast for people who want straight answers without the jargon. The show starts with a quick real-life moment — something funny, frustrating, or relatable — and then connects it to how we actually think about money. Retirement, investing, taxes, spending, or just everyday financial decisions — this isn’t about being perfect. It’s about understanding your money in plain English and making smarter choices without feeling overwhelmed.

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  • Medicare Open Enrollment: Please Don’t Just Hit Renew

    Medicare Open Enrollment: Please Don’t Just Hit Renew
    Oct 8 2026

    Clarity Check: www.sagepathfa.com/clarity

    Medicare Open Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7, and doing nothing can be a perfectly valid choice — after you actually review what’s changing. Jason breaks down the five things to check before keeping or changing coverage. No alphabet-soup lecture. Just a calm yearly review before January shows up with surprises.
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    14 min
  • Who Gets Your Money? You Might Want to Check

    Who Gets Your Money? You Might Want to Check
    Sep 30 2026

    Clarity Check: sagepathfa.com/clarity

    You can have a beautiful estate plan and still leave behind a financial mess if your beneficiary designations are stale, missing, or inconsistent. Jason explains why retirement accounts and other beneficiary forms deserve their own review, which life events should trigger an update, and a simple checklist to make sure the people you intend to receive an account are actually the people named on it.
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    17 min
  • Social Security 62, 67, or 70? No Pressure

    Social Security 62, 67, or 70? No Pressure
    Aug 28 2026

    Clarity Check: www.sagepathfa.com/clarity

    Social Security can start as early as 62, but that does not make 62 the right answer — and waiting until 70 is not automatically smarter either. Jason breaks down the real decision: monthly income, longevity, work, taxes, spouse and survivor considerations, and how Social Security fits with the rest of your retirement plan.
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    17 min
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