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Today's question is about saving; specifically, whether it's better to save for your kid's education or your own retirement.
Today's question is about Social Security; specifically, whether you should take Social Security as early as possible (62,) as late as possible (70,) or somewhere in between?
Although 2 Minute Money Manager has been discontinued, it lives on in our awesomely growing podcast: MONEY with Stacy Johnson - Check it out at:
https://www.moneytalksnews.com/podcasts/
Today's question is about funerals; specifically, whether you should prepay your funeral expenses. It's a topic I've covered many times over the years and has both pros and cons.
While most experts insist that everyone needs a will, that's not necessarily true. Here's how to determine whether you need to do a little estate planning.
Although 2 Minute Money Manager has been discontinued, it lives on in our awesomely growing podcast: MONEY with Stacy Johnson - Check it out at:
https://www.moneytalksnews.com/podcasts/
Today's question is about Social Security; specifically, whether America's retirement plan will still be around when those now in their 30s and 40s reach retirement age.
Although 2 Minute Money Manager has been discontinued, it lives on in our awesomely growing podcast: MONEY with Stacy Johnson - Check it out at:
https://www.moneytalksnews.com/podcasts/
Today's question is about retirement; specifically, how to put aside money for retirement if you're barely making ends meet as it is.
Today's question is about debt; specifically, whether there's any such thing as "good" debt, as in debt that doesn't hurt your ability to achieve your financial goals.
Although 2 Minute Money Manager has been discontinued, it lives on in our awesomely growing podcast: MONEY with Stacy Johnson - Check it out at:
https://www.moneytalksnews.com/podcasts/
Today's question is about stocks; specifically, whether it's a good idea to take profits when you think the market might drop.
Today's question is about early retirement; specifically, whether the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement is worth joining.
Today's question is about investing in exchange-traded funds, also known as ETFs. ETFs have become one of the most popular ways to invest in stocks, bonds, and other securities, attracting many billions of investor dollars. And there's a good reason why: They allow small investors to put money in the markets easily and inexpensively.
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Emmy Award winning financial journalist Stacy Johnson, CPA answers popular questions our listeners have about their money.