Posts Tagged ‘market crash’
Questions that Are Hard to Answer
When you sit down to talk about your finances, sometimes you run into a question that stumps you. Even if you can’t fully answer the questions, it’s still important to consider these when financial planning.
Read MoreMailbag: Should I Help My Parents with Long-Term Care Costs?
For those in the sandwich generation, you may be wondering how much to help aging parents who weren’t prepared for long-term care costs or your children trying to pay for college. Is it wise to step up financially to help them or are you better off focusing on your own retirement savings? This dilemma is a common one and something a financial advisor can help you to navigate realistically. When you come through a planning process, you might discover an opportunity to help your parents or other family members without hurting your financial future.
Read MoreHow Do You Say It?
When it comes to phrases or jargon, it’s good to know how to say it and what means what. Do you know what we’re talking about with each of these things?
Read MoreTwo Truths and A Lie
What kind of lies do you need to watch out for when it comes to your finances? Eric shares the truth you need to know in these five financial situations.
Read MoreWhat Creates A Sense of Urgency With Your Financial Plan?
Have you been procrastinating putting together a financial plan or do you have a sense of urgency? What events may prompt you to act quickly?
Read MoreFinancial Wisdom from Calvin and Hobbes
Perhaps a bit unexpected, the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes had a lot of great life and financial advice to dole out. Which of these apply to your financial situation?
Read MoreAre You Facing Financial Crisis or Financial Opportunity?
From market crashes to empty nests, we discuss different situations that may be first viewed as a crisis. But is it really an opportunity in disguise? We will explore both sides today on the podcast.
Read MoreHow To Handle Financial Pain Points in Retirement
When planning for retirement, there are a number of pain points that can come up to cause stress and fear for the future. What are some ways you can address these pain points now?
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