By Paula Pant
Money, relationships, health and purpose: life is running smoothly when all four of these elements are working together in tandem, like wheels on a car.
But how can we make spending and investing choices that facilitate stronger relationships, better health and a deeper sense of purpose?
Andrew Hallam, who became a millionaire on a teacher’s salary, shares researched-backed, evidence-based insights into how to find balance, drawing from the worlds of behavioral finance and stock market history.
By Paula Pant
Chris bought Tesla a few years ago and Jinko Solar eight months ago. Both of these have gone up in value by a lot. What tax strategies can he use to sell these shares?
Holly and her three sisters stand to inherit two side-by-side duplexes. How can they structure the ownership of these properties in a fair way?
Eric feels hopeless about health insurance as a self-employed business owner. Are DPCs or healthshares the way to go?
Frank and his wife have a nine-year retirement plan that involves selling their home and moving to Costa Rica. How can they maximize their savings and existing investments to set themselves up for success?
My friend and former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy joins me to answer these four questions on today’s episode. Enjoy!
Written By Paula Pant
Anyone with a pulse – your co-workers, your neighbor, your third-grade teacher – is fretting that stocks nosedived this week.
Actually, “nosedived” is an understatement. It plummeted. Plunged. Tumbled. Crashed. You get the picture.
From the Associated Press:
Gripped by fear of another recession, the financial markets suffered their worst day Thursday since […]
