Warner Financial Solutions

06/02/2026

June is Internet Safety Month 🔐

It’s the perfect time to check in on your digital habits—update passwords, review privacy settings, and stay alert to scams.
A few simple steps today can help protect what matters most.

06/01/2026

⏱️ The earlier you start planning for retirement, the more flexibility you build.
An early start helps create options, reduce pressure later on, and allow your plan to evolve as life changes.
Prepare your finances for:
• Potential growth
• Risk Management
• Investment/Lifestyle alignment
Call our experienced staff (402)-274-9185 and learn more about how your retirement planning can start well before your working days end.

Visit www.warnerfinancialsolutions.com to schedule a free appointment

05/29/2026

📰 Financial plans should evolve with the world around them.
Staying informed on news and trends can help retirement plans remain flexible, informed, and resilient.
Are markets volatile? Is new legislation about to pass? Is something in your region or state causing financial fluctuations? Do you even have time to process it all?
It’s good to ask these questions, and even better to have an experienced team answering them for you.

Give us a call 402-274-9185 and learn how the whirling world of current events can affect your plans and how we can help your prepare for whatever is next.

Visit us at www.warnerfinancialsolutions.com

05/26/2026

This week we look at emotional triggers and why they affect us. Market headlines, health scares, and general uncertainty can cause retirement plans to go way off course. Learn how to recognize these reactions in yourself to be more successful when things go awry!

Why do smart retirement decisions sometimes unravel the moment fear sets in? Using the classic lesson of Pavlov’s Dog, this episode of The Retirement Bullpen explores how emotional triggers—like market headlines, health scares, and uncertainty—can push retirees from rational thinking into reac...

05/14/2026

Thank you to all who attended our event last night, it was a great time! We will be holding more of these events in the future so keep an eye out!

05/12/2026

No team wants to be in a position where the game rides on a single play. Betting on a retirement "grand slam" isn't good planning, it's betting on luck when the pressure's on. Making consistent, smaller plays pay off in the long term in the home runs and strike-outs of retirment.

Trying to swing for home runs in retirement can leave you striking out when it matters most. In this episode of The Retirement Bullpen, investment advisor representative, Richard Warner, uses baseball season as a powerful analogy for financial planning—breaking down why “singles and doubles” m...

04/28/2026

How many times have you thought "one more year and then I'll retire"? It always sounds reasonable, but often times, your financials are ready to retire before you are. This week, Richard explains 10 different signs that may show it's time to start looking past the work schedule.

Working one more year sounds responsible—but what if it costs more than it gives you? In this episode, host Richard Warner explores the often‑overlooked emotional and lifestyle signals that may indicate it’s time to retire. From burnout and tech fatigue to shifting priorities and changing work...

04/20/2026

A Super Bowl win can come with a six‑figure tax bill—and that surprise isn’t limited to pro athletes. Once you are on Medicare and Social Security, not having an income plan can cost you in surprise fees and taxes in retirement if you aren't careful. This week Richard takes a look at how this happens and how best to avoid those surprise fees.

A Super Bowl win can come with a six‑figure tax bill—and that surprise isn’t limited to pro athletes. Using California’s “jock tax” as a real‑world example, this episode explores how unexpected taxes can surface later in life. Host and retirement advisor, Richard Warner, unpacks how re...

04/02/2026

02/05/2026

This week we take a look into common spending habits that we're all guilty of at one point or another. It is never too late to pull in the reigns on bad spending trends!

Financial bad habits don’t usually announce themselves – but they can quietly derail your retirement. In this episode of The Retirement Bullpen, Richard Warner breaks down the most common money mistakes that chip away at long‑term security, from spending without a clear picture of monthly cost...