The Heart Of Your Money Podcast: Inspiration For Financial Wellness
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Podcast Show Notes
Ep 9: Uncommon Sense
At first glance, each of these statements seem like basic common sense that everyone agrees with. But when we look at the way people actually behave with their money, it seems that common sense is actually a bit uncommon.
Ep 8: Non-Correlated Income
Sometimes it’s important to really breakdown a financial buzzword. Non-Correlated Income qualifies as a worthy concept to explore and something that every retiree and pre-retiree should understand.
Ep 7: How to Find Right Advisor
You might be surprised to find out that a lot of people don’t do their due diligence or put in a considerable amount of thought into picking their advisor. And ultimately, that leads a lot of people to not understanding what they should expect from such a relationship. So, we want to clear some common misconceptions on this episode and clarify some of the ways you can evaluate your current advisor relationship and how to shop for, and find, the right advisor for you.
Ep 6: Legacy And Estate Planning
When we talk about comprehensive financial planning, many people tend to focus on the investments and retirement income they should expect. But legacy and estate planning are easy to overlook when putting your plan together. Joe and Mike discuss the elements that make up this type of planning and why you should continually make sure these documents are up to date.
Radio Interviews with JML Financial Group’s Joe Yocavitch, LUTCF®, CLTC®
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