The Life Planning 101 Podcast

It seems the more we are blessed with, the more we want to give. So is there a way to know if the money you give will be used the way you intended? Find out more on this week's episode of Life Planning 101.

We were honored to have speaker and bestselling author Arlene Cogen, CFP® join us this week on our show. Arlene shares with us some important information on charitable giving. Be sure to listen to the end of the show to learn about how you can get a FREE values exercise from Arlene.

We were honored to have Eido Walny from Walny Legal Group as our special guest on our show. This week we discuss helpful tips learned from celebrity estate plans gone wrong.

There are people and things that you hold very dear to your heart. Take some time this week to write them down and share them with your family.

Mutual funds aren’t the only investment vehicle that can help you accomplish your goals. Let us help you learn how to make your portfolio tax-smart.
 
Our in-house CFA Aaron Kennedy joins us this week on our LifePlanning101 podcast to give us a market commentary.

Allow 2020 to be your year of clarity, sharpness, awareness, and coordination so that you may begin seeing more clearly and ‘living LIFE on purpose’.

…or at least bad debt. You can be done with bad debt with a little direction and a lot of accountability. So why not make a plan and make it happen?

Wow! Where has 2019 gone? We’d like to offer you some generic nuggets of advice. Here are the top five planning priorities for the rest of the year.

Whether you are fearful or greedy right now, remember to stay disciplined. It's important that you know your long-term plan and stay consistent.

Could you fall victim to it? Emotions coupled with decisions will decide your fate 99 percent of the time. Stay rational and keep educating yourself.

If living retirement to the fullest is important to you, get help—professional help. It’s worth it! Don’t fall victim to your behavioral inclinations.

Why is it human nature to do nothing until the pain is bad enough? Why do we not take preventative measures for our health, our business, and future?