By Derek Gregoire, Keith Ellis, and Matthew Peck
The podcast currently has 72 episodes available.
Losing your spouse, especially suddenly or in retirement, is a devastating yet common aspect of life. It’s a painful and emotional life event, which makes it very difficult for married couples to plan for, especially from a taxation standpoint.
That’s why we created our Retirement Road Map, designed for all five areas of your financial well-being. From income, investments, taxes, healthcare, and legacy planning–we’re here to support our clients so they’re prepared when facing life-changing circumstances.
Today, Keith Ellis, Jr is joined by two advisors from SHP, Joe Anderson and Anthony Finocchiaro, to talk about what happens when a spouse passes away and what we do with our clients to ensure that the surviving spouse is taken care of.
We discuss the immediate impacts of death on your finances, how to plan for the unexpected to protect yourself in emotionally trying times, and how to organize your estate at any time in your life to preserve your legacy.
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If you’ve made smart financial decisions, secured your nest egg for retirement, and accumulated enough wealth to leave behind, you’ll undoubtedly have questions about minimizing estate taxes.
It’s one thing to pay your fair share of taxes, but nobody wants to send more money to Uncle Sam than they have to. And that’s where having expert advice can help save thousands of dollars and leave more to your loved ones than the government.
Here to share some strategies to create a tax-efficient legacy plan is Attorney Matthew Karr of the Heritage Law Center. We’ve been working with him for nearly 10 years, and we’re thrilled to have him on the podcast today.
In this conversation, we dig into the key elements an estate and legacy plan, strategies to minimize estate taxes, and what to look out for in the wake of the latest changes to the tax code.
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Alternative investments: Perhaps you’ve heard of them or even dabbled with them in your portfolio. The alternative marketplace has grown rapidly over the past few decades, with no signs of stopping. If you have questions about what they are and how they can add value to your portfolio, we’ve got you covered.
We’re excited to have Mike Prescott on the podcast today to help guide us through this landscape. Mike is a Trading Specialist here at SHP Financial and a level 2 CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) with over 10 years of experience in the industry.
In this episode, Mike walks us through some of the most common types of alternative investments (including private equity and private credit), how to determine when investing in alternatives is right for you, and the critical questions you need to ask any advisor before you take the plunge in the alternatives marketplace that continues to grow in popularity.
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What’s happening in the markets? What indicators should we look at right now, and what can we expect to see in the coming months?
In today’s episode, Matthew Peck is joined once again by SHP Financial’s Laura Russo to answer these questions in a special podcast edition of our quarterly update.
We’ll explore how AI continues to power large-cap positions, what to expect from the Feds with potential interest rate cuts, and what that means for the bond markets. Matt also shares an important message as we steam full speed ahead into another election and the impact that changes in the government have on the markets. Enjoy!
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Today’s digital world is full of thieves and scammers looking to access your information and use scare tactics to steal your hard-earned money from you and your family. Victims of these fraud scams are often retirees and the elderly, who are so scared that they send thousands and thousands of dollars before realizing what is happening.
To help you protect yourself and loved ones from the seemingly infinite number of cyber criminals out there, we’re chatting with former FBI agent Dave Chaves. Dave investigated some of the biggest scammers in the world, and he remains an expert in his field.
Today, we talk about red flags to watch out for to determine if you’re about to get scammed, what to do if you fall victim to a scam, and how AI is making the scams of tomorrow so much more believable.
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At SHP Financial, we help our clients with many common or technical questions such as, “What is a required minimum distribution?” or “What’s a Roth conversion?” However, one of the most popular questions we hear is, “How much money do I need to retire?”
It’s a difficult question to answer because the magic number isn’t the same for everyone. There’s so many factors involved like inflation, bear markets and healthcare expenses to name a few, that just thinking about it is stressful and brings out a lot of fear and emotions for many people.
With that in mind, today’s episode is all about the process we go through to figure out those magic numbers. Ultimately, it all boils down to creating a plan and having some honest conversations about what an ideal retirement should look like. With proper guidance, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that having a plan provides so that you’ll worry about retirement a lot less and perhaps even enjoy the last few years of working a lot more.
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Health insurance, Medicare, and long-term care are deeply intertwined with your taxes and legacy plan. If you’ve done well and saved money for retirement by making sound financial decisions in your working years, we want to help you preserve those assets so you can enjoy your retirement without worrying about healthcare expenses.
To help our clients untangle this complex relationship, we’re joined by Scott Hokanson, the founder and President of Brabo Insurance. We’re thrilled to have Scott back on the podcast today to discuss the challenges so many retirees face when budgeting for healthcare.
In our conversation, Scott explains why healthcare is critical to a successful retirement plan, two choices you can make when signing up for Medicare (and the advantages of each one), and how to create a strategy to get ahead of your premiums.
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Losing a loved one is one of the most challenging and emotional periods in anyone’s life. When assets, such as property and investments, are left to their beneficiaries, many families have a difficult time knowing where and how to start the process of settling the estate.
In today’s episode, we’ll focus on estate planning, specifically the responsibilities and tax implications that a beneficiary has when they inherit those assets. I’m joined by our very own Mark Kenney and Amanda Glennon, who both have years of experience guiding families through this process to ensure that the actions and decisions that are made won’t have financial consequences later.
In our conversation, you’ll learn how changes to the SECURE Act have impacted how inherited assets are taxed and distributed, the new estate tax exemption rules for Massachusetts residents, and why developing a relationship with an advisor to create an estate plan makes the entire process easier to handle during such an emotional time.
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In early 2023, SHP Financial passed the $1 billion threshold in AUM, or assets under management. If you’ve ever wondered what goes into running a firm of this size, how we choose our managers, and how we help our clients create comprehensive financial plans, today’s episode is for you.
Today’s guest is William Malagodi. William has extensive experience building out hugely successful firms. In this conversation, we explore the art of manager selection, how we manage our day to day operations, and go above and beyond to deliver for our clients.
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Today, we’re joined by Chris Smith, creator of the Campfire Effect and host of the Family Brand Podcast. Chris works with leaders and advisors in the financial planning space to help them tell their stories, scale their businesses, and unlock growth and change.
We’ve worked with Chris in the past to develop and tell the story of our brand, and we wanted to take this opportunity to share wisdom and insights you can use in your own life and business.
In this conversation, we discussed how financial planning is more than a numbers game, what separates a technically competent financial planner from a truly great one, and how to tell you’re receiving the kind of service you, your family, and your legacy deserve.
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The podcast currently has 72 episodes available.