Protecting Your Assets with Steve Shyman
Sep 5, 2026 · 52 min · 33 segments
In this episode, Steve Shyman from WilSave Financial discusses how to navigate uncertain economic times, the importance of guaranteed retirement strategies, and the benefits of safe investment options…
Steve ScheinmanHost
Morgan PatrickHost
Well, I love the direction the show is taking where we kind of we kind of set the table as we open up the show each week.
He delivered his clearest warning yet that rates might need to move higher as inflation is not rising.
convincingly turning down and we know that when we go to the store we're not spending less when we go to the gas station we're not spending less everywhere we go we're spending more so it costs more just to get what we want and we know that the administration wants rates to go down But for good economic policy, Kevin Warsh is saying, well, maybe it's quite the opposite.
You retirees, pre-retirees should not have to worry and predict the Fed correctly to retire successfully.
A portion of your retirement money can be positioned so you do not have to win at the interest rate guessing game.
Now, how are you going to do that? You have to work with somebody who specializes in this field.
that gets to know you and what your goals are and can help you position your money where you can take uncertainty out of the game.
And Morgan, before we get to the next point, this just reminds me of somebody who came in just yesterday.
So this guy, he's been working in the education sector for years and years, his whole life.
And it turns out on the $500,000 he saved, if he's going to retire and have income he hopes not to run out of, he can only get about $20,000 a year.
Well, I love the direction the show is taking where we kind of we kind of set the table as we open up the show each week.
He delivered his clearest warning yet that rates might need to move higher as inflation is not rising.
convincingly turning down and we know that when we go to the store we're not spending less when we go to the gas station we're not spending less everywhere we go we're spending more so it costs more just to get what we want and we know that the administration wants rates to go down But for good economic policy, Kevin Warsh is saying, well, maybe it's quite the opposite.
You retirees, pre-retirees should not have to worry and predict the Fed correctly to retire successfully.
A portion of your retirement money can be positioned so you do not have to win at the interest rate guessing game.
Now, how are you going to do that? You have to work with somebody who specializes in this field.
that gets to know you and what your goals are and can help you position your money where you can take uncertainty out of the game.
And Morgan, before we get to the next point, this just reminds me of somebody who came in just yesterday.
So this guy, he's been working in the education sector for years and years, his whole life.
And it turns out on the $500,000 he saved, if he's going to retire and have income he hopes not to run out of, he can only get about $20,000 a year.
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