The 401k is the most common way that people save for retirement, which is why we get a lot of questions on the show and in the office about this employer-sponsored plan.
Listen & ReadWhen you’re ready to start working with a financial advisor, how do you find the right person to help you reach your financial goals?
Listen & ReadWe all tell ourselves little white lies from time to time. But when it comes to our finances, these “little lies” can have se-rious consequences.
Listen & ReadEric discusses why this phase can be so daunting and offers strategies to ease the transition.
Listen & ReadThroughout our lives, there will be times when the markets rise and times when we experience downturns. Largely, we don’t have control over the circumstances we’re dealt, but we do have control over how we respond to those situations.
Listen & ReadDiversification is one of those buzzwords you hear often in financial planning. While many people know it’s important, few are clear on what it actually means when applied to various aspects of their financial strategy. In today’s episode, Eric and Marc will bring you the diverse definitions of diversification.
Listen & ReadAs technology keeps advancing, it’s made our lives easier in so many ways. Tasks that used to need outside help can now be done on our own with just a few clicks. This shift has also brought more accessible online financial tools, but how accurate and helpful are they really?
Listen & ReadDorothy Parker is one of the great writers of the 20th century. Her wit and prose have been appreciated by readers for generations. But are there any lessons we can learn when it comes to finance with some of Parker’s most well-known quotes?
Listen & ReadIn this episode, Eric is answering your questions! We’ll cover a range of topics today, including key considerations for income taxes when moving to a new state, how to initiate financial conversations with parents or grandparents, and whether using a life insurance policy to save for a college fund is a wise choice.
Listen & ReadWhat is lazy money and why do you want to not have too much of it in your retirement portfolio? Simply put, lazy money is money that isn’t growing as much as it could be. Having your money grow and work for you is a key part of building a solid portfolio, so Eric breaks down some strategies to help get the most out of your money in this episode.
Listen & ReadOne of the key discussions you may have in retirement is what to do about the house. Should you downsize your home? Pay it off early? Buy a vacation home and become a snow bird? Eric emphasizes the importance of considering not just the financial implications but also the lifestyle changes each of these decisions entail. Weighing out the pros and cons of each decision can highlight what is right for you (which isn’t always the same as what your neighbor is doing).
Listen & ReadHave you ever wondered how a water wheel can relate to your retirement planning? It might seem like an odd comparison, but in today’s podcast, Eric breaks down this fascinating analogy and its significance in maintaining a stable financial future.
Listen & ReadInside a marriage, retirement planning is a journey that ideally involves both partners working together towards a common goal. However, as with any significant life decision, disagreements can arise. Eric sheds light on some of the most common spousal disagreements regarding retirement and offers practical advice on how to navigate them.
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