
Ep 93: Rookie Mistakes Even Experienced Investors Make
Subscribe With Your Favorite App Show Notes Even if you’ve been saving your money and investing for a long time it’s easy to make rookie
Subscribe With Your Favorite App Show Notes Even if you’ve been saving your money and investing for a long time it’s easy to make rookie
In This Video: Investing strategies change over time depending on your needs and where you are in life. As you begin to approach that retirement
When the stock market drops, that can be a pretty scary feeling for some. That emotion is tied into risk and it’s important that you understand how much investment risk you’re taking on. Let’s talk about ways you can determine your risk level, strategies to help reduce risk without reducing opportunity, and what it could all mean for your retirement savings.
Quick Preview In the retirement planning business, we occasionally get some unreasonable requests. We’ll do our best to accommodate everyone’s needs, but sometimes they just
Even if you have a solid financial plan in place, things can quickly get out of tune if you don’t make adjustments from time to time. Let’s talk about some of the areas where we often see people get out of tune with their financial plans.
We are opening up the mailbag today. George wants to know how much risk he should take with his investments and Robert wonders which Roth – 401k or IRA – is better? We’ll also discuss the best way to help your parents with their investments and whether it’s smart to take Social Security early.
Cutting corners – we all occasionally do it in life. Whether we do this with our finances, exercising, etc., we’re all guilty of this sometimes. When you do this financially, it can really hurt you in the long term.
Getting spouses on the same page with their retirement plan can often be a challenge. We’ll share some of the common things couples mess up when it comes to their finances and what you can do to avoid these mistakes.
Retirement comes with some double-edged swords – things that are both negative and positive. We’ll explain what they are and how to approach them.
As you move into that final decade before retirement, planning becomes crucial for long-term success. We call this the Financial Danger Zone. Today we’ll identify the changes that need to happen as you approach retirement and what areas require the most attention as you transition into the next chapter of life.