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This week's blogpost - https://bahnsen.co/41LZ33h
Mind the Gap: Navigating Investor Psychology and Financial Planning
In this episode of the 'Thoughts of Money' podcast, host Trevor Cummings is joined by Blaine Carver to discuss the concept of 'Mind the Gap' in financial planning. They explore how understanding the gap between asset growth and expenses is crucial for long-term financial health. The conversation covers the importance of withdrawal rates, the limitations of traditional financial advice, and the benefits of expense-based planning. The hosts also emphasize the need for safety nets and a well-diversified portfolio to mitigate risks and ensure sustainable growth over time.
00:00 Introduction and Host Banter
00:58 Mind the Gap: Understanding Investor Psychology
05:05 The Importance of Withdrawal Rates
11:23 Expense-Based Planning vs. Traditional Financial Planning
22:52 Behavioral Risks in Retirement Planning
24:27 Conclusion and Listener Engagement
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This week's blogpost - https://bahnsen.co/41LZ33h
Mind the Gap: Navigating Investor Psychology and Financial Planning
In this episode of the 'Thoughts of Money' podcast, host Trevor Cummings is joined by Blaine Carver to discuss the concept of 'Mind the Gap' in financial planning. They explore how understanding the gap between asset growth and expenses is crucial for long-term financial health. The conversation covers the importance of withdrawal rates, the limitations of traditional financial advice, and the benefits of expense-based planning. The hosts also emphasize the need for safety nets and a well-diversified portfolio to mitigate risks and ensure sustainable growth over time.
00:00 Introduction and Host Banter
00:58 Mind the Gap: Understanding Investor Psychology
05:05 The Importance of Withdrawal Rates
11:23 Expense-Based Planning vs. Traditional Financial Planning
22:52 Behavioral Risks in Retirement Planning
24:27 Conclusion and Listener Engagement
Links mentioned in this episode:

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