
Ep 44: Where Should I Keep My Cash?
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.
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.
There are some things in life you can’t predict, but you can try to plan for them. For example, when is the next market crash going to happen? We don’t know, but here’s how you can prepare for this and other things in your financial life.
Today we’re answering some of your excellent financial questions. How much should you spend in retirement? When’s the best time to take Social Security? We’ll answer these questions and more on today’s show.
Prices are on the rise and people are being impacted in their day-to-day lives, so let’s talk about how to beat retirement’s nemesis – inflation. Listen to this show to find out what you can do to secure your financial future.
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Today we’re sharing seven signs that you’re in good financial health. It’s a good checklist to measure where you stand and whether or not you’re in a good position for retirement. How do you measure up?
What changes should we expect to see with Social Security in 2022? Some of the changes could affect your check or your company paycheck.
Today’s show is all about the forces and factors that are shaping retirement in the 2020s. We’re going to look at some of the biggest ones affecting retirees today.
As the year winds down, we help our clients with a checklist of items to get them prepared for the new year. One very important area to take a close look at is your 401(k) contributions. What can you do to improve your retirement account next year? Today we’ll share five tips to help you get the most out of your 401(k).