Make It Last is back and better than ever! The show is back on a new station, 920AM at 10:00am, every Saturday morning. Alongside my new co-host, Mark Elliot, I am back covering everything from how current events could affect your savings to strategies to maximize your retirement income. As you know (since you’re here) we save the show and put it out as a podcast each week. Today’s episode we are covering March Madness & how it is like retirement as well as what areas of retirement “turbulence” you should fly around.
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Make It Last with Victor Medina is hosted by Victor J. Medina, an estate planning and Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) and Certified Financial Planner professional (CFP). Through his law firm and independent registered investment advisory company, Victor provides 360º Wealth Protection Strategies for individuals in or nearing retirement.
For more information, visit Medina Law Group or Palante Wealth Advisors.
Transcript Below
Mark Elliot: Welcome to "Make it Last" with Victor Medina. I'm Mark Elliot. Victor now has two companies...not now, he's had them for a while, right? 2006, started the Medina Law Group. That is because Victor is a practicing Estate Planning and Certified Elder Law Attorney. That side of the business is about estate planning, and then that can go into a lot of different areas, obviously.
In 2014, Victor had people on the estate planning side going, "Well, what about my investments? How come you can't help me there?" He's going, "Well, I don't know. What if I could answer yes, I can help you in that area. How do I go about doing that?" So, in 2014, he started Palante Wealth, which is about holistic planning for your retirement.
We've got two companies. They focus on traditional estate planning, asset protection, retirement distribution, proactive income tax planning. Victor's been featured on "National Television," "The Wall Street Journal," "The Huffington Post," "US News & World Report." The idea is that Victor is here to give you information. Some might pertain to you. Some might not.
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Victor, we had March Madness. I don't know. Are you a big basketball guy?
Victor Medina: I'd tell you, Mark, I grew up in Connecticut, which meant that there was no professional sports team after the Hartford Whalers left. The professional sports the team that we follow was the University of Connecticut Huskies. I'm a big basketball fan, and I was a big basketball fan this March Madness as the Huskies qualified for the first time in seven years to place. This is huge for me.
Mark: Well, you had to be then...
Victor: It all ended in one night. [laughs]
Mark: You had to be the women's basketball fan of UConn.
Victor: For sure. Geno, he's the big star in the entire state.
Mark: Do you fill out a bracket every year, when it comes to this time?
Victor: I took a break when UConn stopped making the tournament because of course my bracket would always look the same, as I would always make UConn go all the way to the finals. Of course, it was never right. It was right in 2002. It was right a couple of times in there,