Setting Financial Planning Goals for 2025
In this episode, Matt shares actionable strategies to refine your budgeting, transition smoothly into retirement, and maximize tax efficiency.
In this episode, Matt shares actionable strategies to refine your budgeting, transition smoothly into retirement, and maximize tax efficiency.
As we approach Thanksgiving, it’s hard to believe that 2024 is nearly behind us. With the end of the year comes a lot to look forward to- family, food, and of course, football. But there’s also another reason to celebrate this holiday season: the election is finally over.
Join us as we explore the principles that have guided Mike Ricci’s journey and discover how you can apply these timeless lessons in your own life.
There’s a lot of anticipation surround the Federal Reserves meeting this month, and their decision on interest rates will have an impact across many different areas of financial planning
Each of these topics are essential to your financial plan, which is why we wanted to spend some time on them.
We’ve reached halftime for 2024 and it’s the time of the year when we like to check up on the finances with clients. Today we want to walk you through the conversations we’re having and the topics we’re covering in the office.
Today we’ll share that intriguing conversation we had with a retiree in Florida who was fearful about the future of the economy and the dollar, which sets the stage for a deeper discussion on financial planning and investment strategies.
Today we’re going to share insightful anecdotes from this recent meeting, where we talked about the underlying principles of planning, highlighting the importance of understanding risk, diversification, and keeping a long-term outlook.
From managing cash reserves to understanding Social Security, this episode covers some of the most important areas of planning that will help you take the steps to secure your financial future.
Life insurance is a product we get asked about all the time as people are trying to determine if they need to hold on to an old policy or even bother getting one at all. We get this question all the time and there have been a couple different scenarios come up recently that we wanted to bring to the show. So we’ll address those and go through the reasoning behind what we’ve discussed with clients.
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