On this episode, Karl Eggerss examines sequence of returns risk. This is a risk that affects retirees especially. Karl will give you some ways to mitigate this risk. Plus, is it time for a Roth Conversion?

Interest rates are rising and wreaking havoc on the financial markets in 2022. But, the good news is that interest rates have risen enough to make bonds interesting once again. On this episode, Karl Eggerss answers a listener question regarding bonds and bond portfolios.

Volatility continues in the financial markets. And we saw a huge turnaround Thursday. Was it just a temporary bounce or something more? Plus, 2022 is shaping up to be worse than 2008. Karl Eggerss explains why.

Inflation is at a 40-year high. Interest rates are at levels we haven't seen in a very long time. We've been conditioned over the past several years to pay off debt. But, is that the right move for you? On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses when it's appropriate to pay down debt and some instances when it's not.

On this podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses why the current stock market isn't much different than ones we've seen in the past and why this could be a fantastic opportunity. If you've been doing this a while, you have history on your side.

On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses the options all investors have in a bear market. What are the pros and cons of making changes to your portfolio?

On this episode, Karl Eggerss welcomes Noel Strickling, a CAPTRUST Dallas based advisor. Many are confused when it comes to the topic of Restricted Stock Units (RSU). How do they work and what are the most common mistakes employees make in regards to RSUs.

On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses that even though stocks have fallen, they are actually even cheaper than most people realize. Plus, the pendulum continues to swing as emotional investors continue to buy and sell.

On this podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses what happens to the stock market during recessions and how this one compares. Is the bear market just beginning or are we nearing the end? Karl shares his thoughts.

The Federal Reserve means business. For the last two months, investors thought maybe, just maybe, there was a chance the Fed was nearing the end of their interest rate raising cycle. But, Jerome Powell squashed those hopes on Friday in his brief Jackson Hole remarks. Karl Eggerss discusses how to approach this market with uncertainty still elevated.