Husband and wife team, Craig and Jennifer Moser of Maestro Wealth Advisors discuss crucial tips for planning your successful retirement. Listen for valuable insight from professionals with unique insight and perspective on How Money Works. If you need any help with your financial or retirement plan, give them a call at 336-448-1086 or visit the website, https://maestrowealth.com Avantax affiliated... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvesting |
Today we’re going to have a little fun weighing in with a spirited game of 'Agree or Disagree,' where Craig and Jennifer dissect and debate some of the most pressing financial questions facing individuals today. Here’s some of what we discuss in th... more
The journey to retirement is rarely a straight path, and sometimes it comes with a few surprises. So, when the rug is pulled out from under you with an unexpected retirement offer, do you take the money and retire, or get back on the job hunt? Join C... more
Most people think about life insurance as a safety net for their loved ones in case of unexpected tragedy. While this is undoubtedly a crucial aspect, there is more to life insurance than many people are aware of. In this insightful episode, we’re fo... more
Being in between jobs can be frustrating. If you find yourself in this season, it’s important to have a clear plan of action to keep your finances in order. Stay tuned as Craig and Jennifer discuss some areas to consider for those facing job changes,... more
The decade leading up to retirement comes with many things to think about. Not only are there some financial shifts and opportunities to navigate, but it’s important to keep your physical health and goals for retirement in focus too. In this episode,... more
It’s easy for business owners to get so focused on their work that they overlook some of the long-term planning areas that need to be addressed. Today we want to highlight a few of the items that need your attention and explain why it’s necessary to ... more
Everyone wants to get the year started on the right foot so today we’re going to run through a checklist of financial items you need to address in 2024. We'll explore the nuances tax planning, share some tips for staying organized, and make sure you’... more
We all seem to have a renewed focus on our health as the new year rolls around so let’s take some time to talk about your financial health and a few of the key indicators that show you’re in good health. Each of the things we’ll discuss today might s... more
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