Look Both Ways Financial

What if your income needs are covered by social security and pensions? The stock market is down and losing money isn't fun. Should you sell out of your equity and switch to CDs?

Join Kaki as she offers guidance to Linda on this question.

Its ok to feel nervous. Join Kaki as she gives an example of using the 5 Why technique to help a client get to actionable steps.

Is the state of the economy making you nervous and preventing you from investing? Join Kaki as she answers a question from Jessica. Jessica wants to open a Roth IRA but she is nervous about the economy.

The following article was mentioned in this podcast.

The S&P 500 Just Hit Correction Territory. History Says the Stock Market Will Do This Next (Hint: It May Surprise You) | The Motley Fool

Charles has been approached by an advisor to implement an options trading strategy within his investment portfolio. Join Kaki as she provides a second opinion to Charles on his question.

Will an inheritance cause me to pay extra Medicare premiums? Join Kaki as she answers a question from Travis related to IRMAA, income related monthly adjustment amount.

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Robert owns a home and a van. He loves the van life and wants to know if he should keep his home and rent it out or sell his home and live the full time van life. Join Kaki as she helps Robert think about this decision.

What is the best way to save for education? A 529, A roth, an HSA, or a brokerage account? Join Kaki as she discusses the pros and cons of each savings vehicle.

Lindsay received a higher paycheck in December. It took some digging, but she realized that payroll taxes go down after certain income thresholds. Why is this? What do you do with the extra money?

Join Kaki as she answer's Lindsay's questions.

So Kaki - what do you do for year end investment and financial planning? What a great question! Join Kaki as she shares her financial planning tips for year end.

What if you found out that someone was being paid wages that were not reported to the IRS? What might be the consequences and how do you know if you are over-reacting? Join Kaki as she answers listener questions.