
Matching real people, asking real questions about their money, with experienced Financial Advisors. You’ll hear answers to important questions like: Is now the right time to buy a house? What to do if your business fails? How should I be saving to cover the cost of college? How much do I really need to retire and am I on track?
Join us as our guests share their stories around life's major moments... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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How do you financially plan for a child with special needs? Paige and Scott are navigating the emotionally complex and financially challenging landscape of raising their son who is considered to be level 3 on the autism spectrum. They have questions ... more
Growing your family is a very exciting time. Baby fever may have prepared you emotionally, but have you considered if you’re financially prepared?
In this episode, our guests Nat and Kel are obsessed with this question. Though they are a financially... more
Despite her aversion to discussing finances, real estate agent Kristin is determined to secure her children’s future and ensure a comfortable retirement. As she navigates the challenges of perimenopause, Kristin candidly discusses how these life chan... more
As a newly engaged couple, Jules and Shay have a lot to look forward to: a destination wedding, starting fertility treatments and the potential of buying a home. But their goals have a short horizon, are they able to save enough to accomplish three l... more
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Thank you for these podcast, but in order to be more effective instead of speaking sociologically, there should be some real numbers and calculations. From income to proper allocation utilize real so that folks can get an idea of what’s achievable too much theory.
As I think Mike Wilson’s podcast often brings useful insight I thought I’d try this out but sadly it was a thinly veiled sales pitch for hiring an investment advisor. The investor’s question about why it makes sense to go with an Assets Under Management fee structure was brushed aside with some clever misdirection and redirected to discuss the probability simulations that they love to parade rather than show real returns versus an index fund. I would not trust any advice I heard here after heari... more
Invaluable real-world-applicable advice presented an an entertaining and easily digestible format. I can’t wait for what’s to come on future episodes! Jamie’s voice and narration is superb for this type of content.
Happy to see a podcast like this, and have high hopes that it will be helpful and applicable to many people. Unfortunately, I have to say that you were really losing me with episode 2 about the couple that makes 500k a year with retirement worries. Most households don’t make even a 5th of that including mine.
This is a great way to gain financial education while being engaged and finding ways to connect.
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A financial advice podcast focuses on real-life financial dilemmas faced by individuals, featuring relatable guests who share their unique experiences and concerns regarding money management. The hosts facilitate conversations with experienced financial advisors offering practical solutions to pressing financial questions, such as navigating home purchases, managing family finances, saving for education, and planning for retirement. Each episode highlights the emotional and logistical aspects of significant life events, emphasizing the importance of tailored financial advice based on individual circumstances.
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