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The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way we think about everything - the way we work, the way we interact, the way we approach safety, healthcare, and even grocery shopping. COVID-19 forced many people to reflect on the state of their finances and underscored the importance of planning for unforeseen circumstances. The ability to lean on trusted financial advisors proved to be more crucial than ever.
In this episode, Jack Sharry, LifeYield's EVP, Chief Growth Officer, takes the spotlight and is joined by Matt Nollman, VP of Marketing, as host. Jack shares what investors should focus on when faced with uncertainty and why human connection is vital even in a digital world. COVID-19 showed us that the unknown could and will happen, whether it’s an unexpected medical bill or a global pandemic.
Jack speaks with Matt about what COVID-19 taught us three years later: why purpose, control, human connecting, and comprehensive wealth management matter.
Key Takeaways
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[09:32] - “Taxes are the most considerable and controllable expense in retirement.” ~ Jack Sharry
[13:03] - “Everyone I speak with agrees: financial advisors won't be replaced with AI or robots. Yes, they'll be enhanced by those capabilities, but they won't be replaced.” ~ Jack Sharry
[21:10] - “Managing assets, liabilities, and life decisions in a comprehensive way, matters.” ~ Jack Sharry
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The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way we think about everything - the way we work, the way we interact, the way we approach safety, healthcare, and even grocery shopping. COVID-19 forced many people to reflect on the state of their finances and underscored the importance of planning for unforeseen circumstances. The ability to lean on trusted financial advisors proved to be more crucial than ever.
In this episode, Jack Sharry, LifeYield's EVP, Chief Growth Officer, takes the spotlight and is joined by Matt Nollman, VP of Marketing, as host. Jack shares what investors should focus on when faced with uncertainty and why human connection is vital even in a digital world. COVID-19 showed us that the unknown could and will happen, whether it’s an unexpected medical bill or a global pandemic.
Jack speaks with Matt about what COVID-19 taught us three years later: why purpose, control, human connecting, and comprehensive wealth management matter.
Key Takeaways
Quotes
[09:32] - “Taxes are the most considerable and controllable expense in retirement.” ~ Jack Sharry
[13:03] - “Everyone I speak with agrees: financial advisors won't be replaced with AI or robots. Yes, they'll be enhanced by those capabilities, but they won't be replaced.” ~ Jack Sharry
[21:10] - “Managing assets, liabilities, and life decisions in a comprehensive way, matters.” ~ Jack Sharry
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Connect with our hosts
Subscribe and stay in touch
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