Show Notes
Retirement planning isn’t one-size-fits-all—especially for LGBTQ+ folks. In this heartfelt and practical episode, Matt McClure tackles the unique challenges and opportunities the community faces around aging, healthcare, and building strong support systems beyond the traditional family model. From chosen family caregiving circles to smart financial strategies, Matt walks you through how to retire with confidence, dignity, and pride—no matter where you’re starting. Plus, he shares why a quote from tennis legend Martina Navratilova hits home for us all.
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About Take Pride in Retirement:
Welcome to Take Pride in Retirement: A podcast dedicated to retirement planning solutions for the LGBTQ community. Our goal is to help educate you about ways to protect your hard-earned money while experiencing market-like growth at the same time.
Matt McClure is the host of Take Pride in Retirement. He is a licensed fiduciary financial advisor and Certified Annuity Specialist. The Institute of Business & Finance (IBF) recently awarded Matt with the only nationally recognized annuity designation, CAS® (Certified Annuity Specialist®). This graduate-level designation is conferred upon candidates who complete a 135+ hour educational program focusing on fixed-rate and variable annuities.
Matt currently lives with his husband and two dogs in his home state of Georgia but spent more than 10 years in New York City. While in the nation’s #1 media market, he worked for The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, Spectrum News NY1 and WCBS Newsradio 880. A highlight of Matt’s career has been reporting regularly from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.