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Tag Archives: Retirement
089 Financial Excellence: How Much do you Need to Retire?
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Join the forum discussion on this post Episode 89: How much money does it take for you to retire? Dec 13, 2011. Today I welcome special guest Pam Otten, financial adviser and host of the “Intelligent Investing with Pamela Otten” … Continue reading
066 Financial Excellence: What Investors Should Know about Diversification
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Join the forum discussion on this postEpisode 66: (Live Show) What every investor should know about asset classes and diversification with guest Pamela Otten, June 28, 2011. Today we welcome special guest Pamela Otten (the Financial Mom) to the show … Continue reading
How to Unlock your Wealth Building Potential
It’s not about the interest rate There are so many articles and blog posts out there that talk about how to get the best return for your money. They talk about this investment and that investment, tax-deferred investments like 401(k)’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Building Wealth, Financial Excellence, financial freedom, Investing, Retirement, Success, wealth
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Financial Literacy Month Question of the Day: April 20, 2011
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Josh Levitt from LevittCoaching.com wants to know what you think: What is the best way to start investing for retirement? A) Invest in a Roth IRA B) Invest in a 401K up to your employer’s match C) Buy a house … Continue reading
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Tagged 401(k), financial literacy, Retirement, Roth IRA
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Financial Literacy Month Question of the Day: April 16th, 2011
Matt Wegner asks us this challenging question today: When saving money, what should be your first priority? A) College funding B) Emergency fund C) A new car D) Retirement Here is the direct link to view … Continue reading
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Tagged buying a new car, college funding, Retirement, Saving Money
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Financial Literacy Month Question of the Day: April 8, 2011
Financial Literacy question of the day. Our question today comes from the Enemy Of Debt ,Brad Chaffee, for Friday April 08: What is most important to you financially? A) Building retirement B) Become debt free for life C) Owning a … Continue reading
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Tagged debt free., financial literacy, financial literacy month, home, Retirement
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How much will you need to retire?
Join the forum discussion on this postWe focus a lot of time in our financial coaching and our podcast episodes to getting out of debt. It’s not very often that we actually talk about what to do after this point. … Continue reading
043 Financial Excellence: Life after Debt
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Episode 43: Life after Debt (what to do once you’re debt free). Jan 19, 2011. We usually spend a lot of time talking about how to get out of debt and the steps you should take when you have debt. … Continue reading
Posted in Living In Financial Excellence Podcast
Tagged debt, debt free., Investing, Retirement, Saving Money
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Friday Money Funnies: Retirement and The Lottery
If you think you can rely on the lottery to fund your retirement, think again. Invest wisely and don’t take any chances. Find more hilarious videos at financialexcellence.net. Please Note: Matt Wegner coaching in no way endorses the companies, products, … Continue reading
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Tagged funny money video, hilarious financial video, invest, lottery, Retirement
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Myths Vs. Truths: The Truth About Saving for Retirement
Myth: I can save for retirement when my income increases. There’s always more time to invest. Truth: Time is running out and waiting to invest guarantees you an undignified retirement. Let’s use the example of brothers Ben and Arthur. Ben … Continue reading
Posted in Money Myths, Myths vs. Truths
Tagged 401(k), IRA, nest egg, retire early, Retirement, time value of money
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