In this episode, I discuss how the Federal Reserve and Inflation are affecting the stock market, what could happen next, and how you should plan for it.

In this episode, I'll go through 10 retirement and investing quotes and tips from Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.

In this episode, I'm going to discuss how to think about your bond portfolio in retirement, in a way that's more useful than simply knowing what your overall asset allocation is (ie, what percentage of stocks vs bonds you have).  

In today's video I'm going to discuss a tip I saw in a recent WSJ article about retirement expenses, as well as a study on how much actual retirees spend in retirement.  When you retire, it's really important to keep these two things in mind!

If you find yourself 5 to 15 years away from retirement, and you don't have as much saved up as you want, there's still time to get there, but you can't make costly mistakes along the way.

Unless you have been living under a rock for the last few years, you have heard about the most recent craze to make loads of EASY money, cryptocurrency.  While there are a lot of scammers and losers in the crypto space, that does not describe everyone who buys/supports crypto.  One of the good guys of the financial advisor community, Ric Edelman, thinks that you should add a 1% position of crypto into your overall portfolio.  We'll go through a few of his reasons as well as my own thoughts.

Friends: there are too many people in the financial world who try to tell you that you need more complex investments the older you get, the more assets you accumulate, the higher your income goes, etc.  It's complete bunk.  You can grow and maintain your wealth with smart, low cost, well diversified index funds.  Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

While I greatly admire Warren Buffett, and agree with a lot of what he says, one thing that I can't get behind is his recommendation on what to do with your money if you aren't going to play the stock picking game (which I don't think you should bother to try).  Tune in to hear why I disagree with his advice, and what I think you should do instead.

If you are looking to hire an advisor, this episode is a must listen so that you can avoid a big mistake with your investments that could come back to haunt you.

If you are 60 with nothing saved for retirement, I really do think you can still retire.  It'll require lots of work and some sacrifices, but I think you can do it and I think it'd be worth it.  Here's exactly what I would do if I was 60 with nothing saved for retirement.