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With Ai and new technologies emerging daily, it’s pretty much become a DIY, self-help world. So Kelly asks money coach, Nate Oeming, the question that nearly every investor wonders about - “Couldn’t I save a bunch of money by investing on my own?” Nate talks the pros and cons of DIY investing, and you may be surprised by his answer. Plus, Nate discusses what it might reveal about a person if they like to flaunt their money. Finally, hear some reassuring financial wisdom for when things go bad in the stock market. Yep, we said when, not if. Hold on to your wallet for another great episode!

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When you’re choosing someone to help you manage your money, it all boils down to whom you can trust. But how are you supposed to know? Money coach, Nate Oeming, wraps up this 3-part series by sharing his favorite questions that will tell you what you need to know. You might be surprised to find out that the simplest question of all can be the most revealing.

In Episode 13, money coach, Nate Oeming, dives right in to more of the must-ask questions when searching for a financial advisor. Should you dare ask how they get paid? Can you find out if they’ve got any red flags like regulatory issues? And Nate shares the one question that will really help you suss out the differences between advisors. This is part 2 of a 3-part conversation you definitely don’t want to miss.

Join us for part 1 of a 3-part conversation about the key questions you should ask any financial advisor to determine if they're a good fit for you.

Is it simple to be a better investor than most people on the planet? Financial coach, Nate Oeming, believes it is. Tune in as he shares the three principles and three practices that will have you retiring better off than most people. Plus, Kelly asks Nate about buying big-ticket items like homes, boats and Rv’s. Are there any good rules of thumb? You’re about to find out.

Find out what money coach, Nate Oeming, thinks about a cash life vs. a credit life. What’s the best way to dig yourself out of debt? Should you let your college student have a credit card? Can you take advantage of the credit system without letting lenders take advantage of you? Grab a cup of coffee, listen in, and get all the answers in Episode 10.

Financial Mentor, Nate Oeming, calls out the financial media for instilling fear and creating drama in order to get your clicks. He talks about the positive aspects of today’s economy, why optimism is the only realism and why your goals should be the only thing driving your investment decisions.

Do you put more time into planning a vacation than thinking about your investment portfolio? Money Coach, Nate Oeming, gets real about setting goals and building a portfolio to help you reach them. What should you expect from a portfolio? How often should you check in with your advisor about your goals? What is the difference between allocation and diversification? What are the advantages to having your finances managed in one place? Grab a cup of coffee, listen in, and get smart tips about your money.

Listen in as Money Coach, Nate Oeming, talks about keeping an emergency reserve on hand to insulate yourself from the impact of job loss. How much do you need? He also talks about planning ahead for your retirement date. How can you make sure stock market volatility doesn’t keep you from retiring when you want to? Grab a cup of coffee and join our candid conversation about ways to help your financial plan flourish and grow.

Join Money Coach, Nate Oeming, as he talks about owning (and not owning) real estate. Is it always a good investment? Or, is it perfectly okay to rent for the rest of your life? Nate shares his thoughts about owning investment properties, from traditional rentals to short-term vacation rentals like airbnb. And what about wanting to be a nomad? Grab a cup of coffee and listen in to his helpful advice.