Posts Tagged ‘Financial advice’
Good Intentions and Financial Advice
How can you use your money wisely? Eric answers three questions that range from short-term travel plans to long-term estate planning decisions. While it’s good to be a good steward with your money, remember what it’s really there for.
Read MoreFinancial Advice from Seinfeld
Ever take financial advice from your favorite TV show? Believe it or not, you might learn something, even from an unlikely source. Inspired by a classic sitcom, today we take some quotes from Seinfeld to apply them to our financial plans.
Read MoreMore than Just a “Nice Person”
Financial advisors are people who want to get along with, but you probably want more than just a nice person. We talk through what you should expect with a fiduciary and when you should get a second opinion.
Read MoreRetirement Planning with Shaq
Ready to spend some time on the basketball court? We have some fun talking through past quotes from Shaq and then applying them to financial decisions.
Read MoreWhy People Put Off Meeting with a Financial Advisor
Are you avoiding meeting with an advisor? Let’s talk through some of those fears or doubts and help you overcome the hurdles to getting your financial plan in order.
Read MoreShould You Follow Dave Ramsey’s Financial Advice?
Is the baby step program and financial advice from Dave Ramsey for everyone? What does a registered financial consultant have to say about it?
Read MoreUncommon Sense in Financial Planning
When common sense isn’t followed, what does that look like? What common sense should we adhere to when it comes to financial planning?
Read MoreVisiting the Financial Doctor
We’ve all been to the doctor at some point, so how is it like working with a financial advisor? We compare the similarities on today’s podcast!
Read MoreDon’t Mistake Good Intentions for Sound Financial Advice
Can you tell the difference between good intentions and bad advice? Sometimes, even people who are truly trying to help can give you bad information and cause you to question your financial decisions.
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