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And now, nationally recognized financial experts, Scott Hanson and Pat McLean of Hanson-McLean, of Hanson-McClain's.

It's Money Matters. Welcome to Hansen's Money Matters. I'm Scott Hanson. I'm Pat McLean. Thanks for

joining us this weekend. Glad you are here with us on this September 26th weekend. Both myself

and my co-host here, Pat, we're both financial advisors, certify a financial planner, charter financial

consultant. We spend our weekdays meeting with people like yourself helping them plan their

financial futures. And we come here on the weekends to be your financial advisors on the air.

And as a matter of fact, you can get us on the air on this program at this radio station at this time

or our podcast at Money Matters.com and listen to this program, but that's what we're here every

week to help you with your financial matters. And we've got a great program lined up for you. Going to talk a

little bit about the 4% withdrawal rule for retiring. Now that sounds boring. But Scott, can't

they, don't we have an iTunes deal now too? Or they can. Yeah, you get iTunes. Oh, yeah, it's iTunes. Okay, I'm serious. I don't know. I don't have it. I don't listen to my show very often.

Although I did recently.

I don't know why.

I've got it right on mine.

I've got, it delivers my phone every week from iTunes.

So is it our own app or is it iTunes apps?

Well, there's either one, but this is iTunes.

And so it just moves that look it for crying out loud I don't know anything about the how this works although I do like Netflix you've got podcast a little icon little okay okay app okay

podcast you click on it was the old guys talking about technology and there's our pictures

look at it and you just right there I have 28 podcasts you listen to your own show

heck no this show's terrible no I don't

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