142 How It Should Be Interpretated

How It Should Be Interpretated

To those in our audience who have reached out to us and let us know more of what you'd like for us to discuss on the Finanical Procast, we thank you. And for those of you that have not let us know what you'd like to hear us discuss, please don't hesitate to do so, we are open and willing to entertain just about anything as it relates to the world of finance.

We record this show every week for the benefit of those in our community and it always helps to know more of what you'd like for us to discuss.  

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141 It’s Not You, It’s Me

It's Not You

Well, it's been a few weeks now since we've switched back to our original show format. For those who are new, that means we're recording a weekly episode that runs about an hour. This was requested by some in our audience and we aim to please. However, we would like to hear from more of the people who listen to our show and get some ideas around topics that you'd like for us to discuss.

As you can probably tell by now, we are more than capable of talking about things that WE are interested in but we'd much prefer to talk about things that will really help those in our audience. That being said, if you have a question, comment or suggestion–please reach out to us, we are open and willing to entertain discussion on just about anything in the world of finance.

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140 Hey, We Told You So

If you've ever been in a position where you were responsible for creating content for a website, blog, newsletter, podcast, radio show or video, then you know how much of a struggle it can be to sometimes to find interesting subject matter to discuss. Particularly when you've been at it for a little over three years and you know that you've gotta come up with something at least once a week.

Additionally, we have a need to keep things entertaining and somewhat interesting from a selfish perspective. 

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139 Financial Pro Cast: You Can’t Sell THOSE Products?

You Can't Sell THOSE Products

This is our second week of publishing the Financial Procast after going back to our original format of discussing various issues that have come in the world of finance. We sincerely hope that those in our community are enjoying listening to the episodes as much as we enjoy putting them together for you.

Now, onto today's show:

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138 Financial Pro Cast: No One Use the Bathroom After Metlife

No One Use the Bathroom After Metlife

And so begins the 3rd year of the Financial Procast

Our listeners have told us that they would really like for us to get back to our “roots”. That is to say, we wax poetically about three or four financial related news stories and share our unique brand of commentary.

If you've never heard us in this type of podcast, you're in for a treat.

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136 Financial Pro Cast: And the Best way to Approach this Market is…

Remember, information contained within the Financial Pro Cast and these show notes is intended for entertainment purposes only. Before acting on any topics discussed within this episode one should consult the advice of their tax, legal, and/or investment advisor

The market has been making a comeback after reaching new highs a few weeks ago and tumbling. Does this mean we can ignore the worry signs and dive in full throttle?

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135 Not as Guaranteed as You Might Think

Not as Guaranteed as You Might Think

There seems to be an eternal debate that persists regarding whole life insurance and universal life insurance. Agents, insurance companies and some consumers that sit on either site of the argument will swear that one is definitely better than the other.

In our experience, most whole life insurance hacks will point at poorly designed universal life insurance policies that were sold in the 1980's as an example of why the product (UL) doesn't work. They will claim that the policies will leave people needing to make large additional premium payments as they age to keep the policies in force.

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134 Fees Are Better than Commissions

Fees Are Better than Commissions

I'm sure that the title of today's financial procast will cause some of you to wonder if we've just completely lost it. Well, there's certainly an argument for that, however, we just figured that we would agree with all the people out there that actually believe that statement.

It's true…fees are better than commissions.

At least for the people who charge fees it's better. 

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133 The Two Retirement Income Planning Methods

The Two Retirement Income Planning Methods

Retirement income planning is indeed one of those topics that we've discussed on a few different occasions or probably more than just a few actually. But it's one of those topics that has a great deal of nuance.

There are really two main schools of thought when it comes to retirement income planning. One has sort of dominated the discussion for the last couple of decades and the other philosophy has been around much longer but is having a resurgence in popularity.

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