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Retirement Intelligence with Thom Bruekner

Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Fridays at 9:00am | Website

This show covers the financial markets, the economy, politics, current events, and government policy, as they impact the financial needs of New England retirees over the age of 50. Each week Thom, together with his effervescent veteran co-host, Randy Cook, examines both the challenges and the benefits of the products and strategies commonly recommended to retirees. Tune in each Friday at 9:00 am for laughter, perspective, and intelligent analysis that you won’t find anywhere else!

Friday, October 30, 202610/30/2026

October 30,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, October 23, 202610/23/2026

October 23,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, October 16, 202610/16/2026

Ocotber 16,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, October 9, 202610/09/2026

October 09,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, October 2, 202610/02/2026

October 02,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, September 25, 202609/25/2026

September 25,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, September 18, 202609/18/2026

September 18,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, September 11, 202609/11/2026

September 11,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Friday, September 4, 202609/04/2026

September 4, 2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

 

Friday, August 28, 202608/28/2026

August 28,2026

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

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