August 04, 2026

00:23:37

5 Retirement Questions LGBTQ+ People Ask Most

5 Retirement Questions LGBTQ+ People Ask Most
Take Pride in Retirement
5 Retirement Questions LGBTQ+ People Ask Most

Aug 04 2026 | 00:23:37

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Show Notes

If you've ever wondered whether you're really on track for retirement, you're not alone.

In this episode, Josh asks me five of the most common retirement questions I hear from LGBTQ+ clients—and we tackle them one by one.

We discuss whether retirement planning is actually different for LGBTQ+ people, why estate planning is so important, how to know when you're ready to retire, what legacy planning looks like if you don't have children, and the biggest mistake I see people make over and over again.

Whether retirement is years away or just around the corner, these are conversations every LGBTQ+ household should have.

Schedule your free financial consultation at TakePrideInRetirement.com or call 855-246-9211.

Because retirement isn't just about having enough money—it's about having the freedom to create unforgettable experiences.

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About Take Pride in Retirement:
Take Pride in Retirement is a podcast dedicated to retirement planning solutions for the LGBTQ community. Host Matt McClure, a licensed fiduciary financial advisor, shares strategies to protect your hard-earned money while pursuing market-like growth.

Matt holds the RSSA® credential as a Registered Social Security Analyst®, helping clients optimize their Social Security filing strategies to potentially increase lifetime income. He’s also a Certified Annuity Specialist® (CAS®), a designation earned through a 135+ hour graduate-level program in fixed-rate and variable annuities from the Institute of Business & Finance.

Based in Georgia with his husband and two dogs, Matt spent over a decade in New York City, working with The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, NY1, and WCBS Newsradio 880. A career highlight includes reporting from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

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