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Join Henry as he goes over the age-old question of whether the Traditional IRA or the Roth IRA is best for you. By the end of this episode, you'll have a better appreciation of why the Roth IRA should be implemented as a part of your financial plan and how it can be positioned as a late-stage emergency medical fund.
Disruptive Money Management with Henry Wong is designed to provide listeners an industry insider perspective on the various instruments we have to build financial wealth. Henry provides an unbiased disruptive mindset to what was considered the norm.
Henry with Disruptive Money Management answers the age-old question of whether it makes more sense to pay off debt or invest. Have you wondered about that yourself? Household debt is the largest barrier to living a stress-free life and in this episode, Henry goes over time-tested methods of annihilating debt. Join him as he also goes over paying down student loans and whether a student loan refinance can work to your advantage.
Resources for the student loan refinance can be found on Henry's blog:
https://www.disruptivemoneymanagement.com/home-1/should-i-pay-off-debt-or-invest
Henry with Disruptive Money Management is back to go over the five most critical items you need before you pass. Morbidity aside, an unexpected loss can leave a family in shambles, both emotionally and financially. Henry goes over why you need to protect your family with low-cost term life insurance, designate beneficiaries properly, establish a will, and assign your power of attorneys. In this episode, you'll also understand how to pass real estate assets over to beneficiaries and determine whether a trust is needed in your situation.
Don't forget to check out Henry's blog at Disruptive Money Management.
Henry with Disruptive Money Management is back in another episode discussing the topics of what's driving the market upwards during the COVID-19 pandemic and whether investors should still investing. Join him as he goes over automated investing and why investing during the downturn is a smart strategy.
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