Financial advice on separating your savings and expenses, with tips on using target date funds for retirement planning and allocating funds for fixed expenses.
Real Talk Capital, a new financial firm, offers individuals access to a certified financial planner for as little as $500 per year, to help people understand and navigate their investment portfolio, rather than simply entrusting it to someone else. Their approach emphasizes the importance of understanding the basics of bonds, stocks, real estate and, most importantly, oneself.
This podcast episode discusses the idea of burying money with Norm Macdonald, who shares his thoughts and experiences related to this topic while also sharing a humorous anecdote about lunch.
The speakers discuss their anxieties around financial planning and their tendency to create spreadsheets in anticipation of future monetary changes.
Incoherent ramblings about financial advisors and the potential for conflicts of interest when they advise on spending large sums of money.
The hosts provide practical financial advice on topics such as renting versus buying, saving at the grocery store, maximizing income potential, and combating money anxiety in the current volatile economic environment.
It's important to take time to grieve and process a major loss before making any big financial decisions. Financial advisors can assist in navigating and making informed choices for your future.
The fear of not having enough money to pay the bills and the debt collector knocking on the door is very real for many. In this podcast, the speaker talks about facing their financial fears and finding a new chapter in life.
The founder of a financial planning company discusses the importance of using technology to make financial planners more efficient and accessible to those who are overwhelmed with personal finance. The goal is to offer affordable assistance to clients through digital means.
The host talks about how having a sense of helplessness when struggling with debt is common but following the 7-step plan, it's possible to overcome it and build financial security.
