Matt Walters joins the podcast this week to answer email questions from Hank and Daniel. Hank wants to know if all his money should be going into Roth accounts in order to avoid taxes down the road. Brent is wondering if his brother-in-law's advice about the market being overvalued is accurate. We'll see what Matt thinks about those questions on today's edition of the Mach 1 Market Moment.

Be careful of making assumptions about certain areas of retirement planning before you really know the facts. Some of these assumptions could be correct, but they could just as likely be wrong…

We've got another great batch of listener questions on the Mach 1 Market Moment Podcast. Saul asks an intriguing question about office building real estate. Marie is wondering if there is such a thing as too much life insurance. Later, we'll also get questions from Daniel and Samantha about inflation and feeling empowered to enjoy retirement. Hear David Lee's answers and more on today's episode.

Join us as we feature your listener questions on being laid off, analyzing your risk score, and avoiding plain old bad advice. Also, you'll be able to meet Matt, the newest addition to the Mach 1 team.

Your eyes will probably widen when you see that headline about college students using portions of their financial aid to invest in bitcoin. You might have also seen President Trump attack Amazon on Twitter recently. We’ll see what kind of impact that might have on Amazon’s future. Should you dump your Amazon stock? What does behavior like that tell us about the market and our own investments? And finally, we’ve had a deep debate recently in the US about privacy. What does your financial advisor do to keep you safe? We’ll find out.

Your eyes will probably widen when you see that headline about college students using portions of their financial aid to invest in bitcoin. You might have also seen President Trump attack Amazon on Twitter recently. We’ll see what kind of impact that might have on Amazon’s future. Should you dump your Amazon stock? What does behavior like that tell us about the market and our own investments? And finally, we’ve had a deep debate recently in the US about privacy. What does your financial advisor do to keep you safe? We’ll find out.

Some advice just makes good sense. But sometimes the guidance we get doesn’t align with our expectations. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Unexpected advice can be helpful, especially in getting us to "think outside the box." David Lee will talk about some of the counterintuitive financial advice you may, or may not, receive.