Flipping the retirement switch
Once you reach retirement, it can be difficult to flip the switch from saving mode to spending mode, but hopefully this week’s show with Author Gary Sirak will show you
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Special planning for special needs
Even Stephanie Thompson, a Financial Professional, admitted that her initial focus was on her son’s comfort and well-being during his diagnosis rather than the family finances. Listen to hear how
The high price of money shame
If you ever feel shame around money, you’re not alone. In fact, many people feel a shame surrounding their finances, whether it’s the way they spend it, the way they
DreamCatchers: Making dreams come true
You’re probably familiar with the Make a Wish Foundation, but have you ever heard of DreamCatchers? This week’s powerful episode features the Founder of Dreamcatchers, Caitlin Crommett, who discusses how
The do’s and don’ts of long-term care
For the average Joe, the concept of long-term care can be a challenging one to grasp, especially in terms of planning for the possibility of long-term care. In this week’s
What will you leave behind?
Many people want to leave their money, house, car, or other assets to their children or family members after they pass, but if you fail to properly plan, those decisions
Going global
As the world continues to evolve, living abroad is becoming easier and more prevalent, but financial laws and protection continue to vary from country to country. Tune into this episode
Happy travels
After what’s seemed like ages, travel is finally starting to pick back up as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to subside. If you’re ready to get back into the travel game,
Money magic
From college, to marriage, to retirement, there’s hardly a moment in life that doesn’t involve financial planning. In this week’s episode, Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff talks about his new book and
Check up from the neck up
There’s a lot of pressure on teens today, arguably more so than there was for the previous generation, and it’s causing social issues, stress, and depression. Coach and Mentor Jennifer