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Bill and Anastasia take advantage of Anastasia's recent personal experience to talk weddings. How much money do you need to plan a wedding? What vendors do you need and how much do they cost on average? How do you find out if your family will help pay for the wedding? How do you prioritize the cost of a wedding vs. a down payment on a first home? What items are worth spending more on, what are worth spending less on? How do you resolve a situation where your partner prioritizes a decision differently than you? Anastasia discusses takeaways from her experience hosting a wedding during a pandemic.
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Bill and Anastasia answer questions they have been receiving from individuals recently related to the U.S. stock market downturn in January 2022. Was the market drop a correction and how often does this happen? What does the level of volatility in the market mean for you? Is it time to buy the dip? Why are these questions arising now? Bill and Anastasia also address the recent Bitcoin downturn and what that might mean for crypto moving forward.
With the U.S. national debt over $30 trillion, now may be a good time to check out Creating Wealth's "National Debt" episode if you haven't already.
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In this follow up to last year's episode, "Forming an Annual Budget," Bill and Anastasia cover more tools that are available for budgeting. What is an income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, and why are these important in creating a budget? Bill and Anastasia also discuss what software programs they prefer to use and tips for those who have gotten a year or more of budgeting under their belts.
For other episodes on budgeting, you can check out "Budgeting," "Spending Control" and "Forming an Annual Budget."
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For those looking to plan ahead for life in retirement, Bill recommends reading What Color is Your Parachute? For Retirement, by John Nelson and Richard Bolles.
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In practice of having an abundance mindset, Bill and Anastasia return to their end of year tradition in taking stock of what they and others are grateful for in the past year.
A special thanks to those who shared their messages of gratitude with Creating Wealth, and to healthcare workers who continue to save lives.
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Happy Holidays!
Bill and Anastasia also invite listeners to submit their messages of gratitude for the next and last episode of 2021. You can send in what you are thankful for this year to [email protected] by Thursday, December 16. For an example of how this was done, check out last year's episode "Hindsight is 2020."
To listen to Anastasia's guest star spot on the D&D podcast, check out Adequately Advanced Magic, specifically the Bonus Episodes titled "Taco-y Financial Relations."
This is a continuation of the conversation on investing styles from the previous episode (How Do You Invest?). In this second part, Bill and Anastasia cover several other concepts - sector funds, dollar cost averaging, margin of safety. And investing styles including momentum and contrarian investing. They discuss the importance of where you get your information - Bill shares a few sources he uses to analyze investment opportunities and Anastasia explains why you should take advice from anonymous internet commenters with a grain of salt. They end the discussion with Bill's advice on sticking with an investment style through a full market cycle.
If you haven't listened to the previous episode, "How Do You Invest?" be sure to do so before starting this one.
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There was a lot to discuss, so Bill and Anastasia will continue the conversation in the next episode to cover additional popular investing strategies.
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Be sure to check out Part One before you dive into this episode. If you are interested in working with Bob on your business, you can find him online at www.benchmarkbusinessgroup.com or by phone: (515) 288-6984.
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If you are interested in working with Bob on your business, you can find him online at www.benchmarkbusinessgroup.com or by phone: (515) 288-6984.
For questions and comments, you can email us at [email protected].
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