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Mailbag: Should I Combine My Old 401(k) Accounts?

By Eric Peterson | March 24, 2022 | 0

What should you do about 401(k) accounts from old jobs? How can you find out what your Social Security benefits would be? Eric answers these questions on today’s show.

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The Customer Ain’t Always Right In Financial Planning

By Eric Peterson | May 28, 2020 | 0

When you see a financial advisor, do you want them to always tell you “you’re right” or do you want someone to coach your through your financial plan? Let’s talk about when the customer isn’t always right when it comes to financial planning.

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Making Home Renovations and Protecting Your Retirement Income

By Eric Peterson | March 26, 2020 | 0

Are you wondering how to pay for a home renovation in retirement? Or, are you concerned about the market volatility with retirement a few years away? Eric answers three questions from the mailbag all related to making wise decisions regarding money in retirement.

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Understanding How Your Feelings Impact Your Financial Decisions

By Eric Peterson | October 31, 2019 | 0

When you make a financial decision, does it start with looking at the numbers or asking the question, “How do you feel about that?” When should your feelings overrule the numbers, and what areas of your plan are most likely swayed by feelings and emotions?

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Episode #24: Breaking Bad Financial Habits

By Eric Peterson | January 31, 2019 | 0

While it’s easy to slip into a routine, some of the habits you’re developing might do more harm than good. Eric offers tips for breaking bad financial habits.

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Episode #2: Fill In The Financial Blanks

By Eric Peterson | August 30, 2018 | 0

Avoid any gaps in your financial plan. Join us as Eric fills in the financial blanks in your retirement. 

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