Helping Hard Working Americans Worry Less About Money®
“Our personalities are made up of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual components. They’re molded and colored and given intricacies by our upbringing, our experiences, our fears, our passions, and our observations of the world. What I am calling your “Financial… (Read more)
When The Market is dipping and diving week on end, it’s hard to just sit back and “hang in there.” Especially when we’ve all been pigeonholed into being an investor or a speculator. Unfortunately for Wall Street, we’re not all… (Read more)
With so many “professional” opinions out there, concerning finance, sometimes it’s hard to differentiate between valuable information and propaganda. And before HUGE decisions are made there are many important factors to consider—whether you’re planning on taking a lump sum payout,… (Read more)
“I’ve created a monster.” – Ted Benna, the creator of the 401k. When it comes to basic retirement planning, most of America’s have been following the financial herd for years, or for some, entire career spans, millions have been contributing,… (Read more)
There are lots of mixed signals out there, in the financial world. And the new trend is for Financial Advisors and the media to fear monger about everything financial. Of course it is human to fear and worry about what… (Read more)
Because Americans, en masse, participate in Qualified Plans without having all the details of how they actually work, many soon-to-be retirees are finding that their 401ks are falling short in means of future comfort. This week, our host David Lukas… (Read more)
“You finance everything in life you buy. You either pay interest, or you give up the ability to earn interest on that money you would have earned had you not given it to someone else.” —David Lukas Do you… (Read more)
Have you ever Googled the word annuity? If you haven’t, maybe you should. Much to the financial industry’s dismay, annuities have become popular products that help Savers use, enjoy and protect their hard earned money. This week, on the David… (Read more)
Caveat Emptor is an old Latin warning that notifies a buyer that the goods he or she is buying are “as is,” or subject to any, or all, defects. Armed with this knowledge, how are we as Savers to know… (Read more)
Seems lately Wall Street’s spending a lot of time trying to get investors into a condition of fear. If you’re a Saver that’s been fooled into thinking you’re an investor—things have been scary lately. On this episode of the David… (Read more)
