More Knowledge, More Wealth with Gabriel Shahin

In our show this week we talk about upcoming changes you will likely be seeing in your 401(k) and other retirement plans and the reasons behind it.  We take another look at what it means to be a fiduciary.  We also stress how important it is to be well informed to protect yourself and your … Continue reading More Knowledge, More Wealth: August 13, 2017

This week we take a look at the past 10 years in the stock market.  We stress the important truth that no one truly knows the future of the stock market.  Warren Buffett states that the investor should look at low cost index investments and leave us with this important advice.  “Be fearful when others … Continue reading More Knowledge, More Wealth: August 6, 2017

This week we take a deep look at Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).  Gabriel explains the dangers involved with these products and why all too often they are made out to be something they are not.

In our segment this week we take a detailed look at the 401(k).  How much flexibility do you have within your 401(k)?  Are you paying more than you should be for your investments and why is this the case?

This week we discuss why there is no better time than the present to start planning for your financial future.  There are so many important financial questions we face in life and having an objective, expert opinion is crucial.

This week’s show dives into the dangers surrounding annuities and the false marketing that surrounds these products.  We also look into the upcoming regulations set to go into place to protect your from those pushing what is not in your best interest.

Join our detailed discussion of commission-based advisors, the need for the DOL fiduciary rule, and how to ensure that your advisor is acting in your best interest.

This week we discuss the dangers of advisors that instill fear in their clients in order to sell products you don’t need.  

Today we discuss why picking individual stocks is like playing the lottery, and how to avoid these mistakes by investing in index funds.

“[Investors] should try to be fearful when others are greedy and greedy only when others are fearful.”  Warren Buffett, 2004. Today we discuss the impossibility of consistently beating the market and how to avoid the pitfalls of emotional investing.