Recent headlines are buzzing with talk of inflation, recession, and their potential impact on your retirement plans. Should you be concerned? In this episode, Scott takes you through a comprehensive breakdown of these headlines and what they truly mean for your financial future.
In today’s episode, we’re diving into three often underestimated issues that could significantly impact your retirement plan. With valuable insight and practical strategies, Scott sheds light on how to overcome these challenges and secure a smoother financial future.
Subscribe With Your Favorite App Show Notes In this episode, we’re opening up the listener mailbag to answer questions about distributions that you might need
Subscribe With Your Favorite App Show Notes Whenever we first start talking to someone about what they’re going to need for retirement, we usually hear
In This Video: Everyone wants to know when they will be able to retire. If it’s not the first question we get, it’s very soon
There are many things we know we’ll have to deal with in retirement, but we don’t know how to predict when or to what degree. How do you construct a plan that deals with the unpredictability of these different factors? We’ll help you determine how.
The Inflation Reduction Act recently passed both houses of Congress and made a lot of headlines for what it’s supposed to accomplish. On today’s show, we’re talking about the bill and how it may or may not serve you, what it means from a tax standpoint and whether it will actually reduce inflation.
Are savings bonds making a comeback? This conservative investment option has found new life this year thanks to an interest rate that’s approaching 10%. Should you be moving money into these government-issued iBonds as soon as possible? We’ll give you all the details on these bonds and make sure you’re aware of all of the fine print.
What can we learn from billionaire Warren Buffet when it comes to our finances? He shares some key lessons and advice to keep our money on track for long-term financial success.
A common question we get is, “Where should I keep my cash? Where should I put my rainy day fund, my emergency fund?” Today we’ll share three places you can keep your cash to get a better rate of return.