Ep 61: Financial Lessons From Financial Songs
Whether it’s “bills, bills, bills” or “take the money and run,” we’ve got some song lyrics that hit home when it comes to your finances.
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Ep 60: Mailbag: Short-Term Loans, Staying Conservative, and More
Today we’re diving into the mailbag to answer questions from listeners just like you. We’re taking questions about short-term loans, whether you should be a conservative investor and what’s a good withdrawal rate.
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Ep 59: Personal Training & Financial Planning
There are a lot of principles from the personal training and fitness world that we can apply to retirement planning. Let’s explore some similarities and learn how to increase our level of financial fitness.
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Ep 52: Financial Wisdom From The Andy Griffith Show
Many of the retirees we work with today grew up watching the Andy Griffith Show and can probably whistle the theme song on cue. Let’s have some fun today and talk about what can we learn about financial planning from the classic tv show? We’ll share some quotes from the famous show and explain how they relate to you retirement.
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A lot of people have questions about their retirement plan, but you might be asking the wrong questions. We’ll share some common wrong questions and what better questions might be.
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Ep 44: How to Should You Handle Market Volatility?
Anytime the market is turbulent, people react in various ways. So, how should you handle rough periods in the market? We’ll share how to handle these tumultuous times.
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Ep 43: Rolling Over Your 401ks Into IRAs
We often talk about the importance of not leaving a 401k with your old company after you no longer work there. But what are the main benefits of rolling an old 401k into an IRA? We’ll explain on today’s show.
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Ep 42: What We Wish You Knew About the Financial Industry
As financial professionals, there are things that we wish everyone knew and understood about the financial industry. Today we are going to share some of the tricks that sometimes get played and how to spot them.
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Ep 38: Financial Tips for Empty Nest Syndrome
Right now, there are many parents who recently dropped their first kid off at college. Other parents just dropped their last kid off at college and are officially empty nesters. Let’s discuss some of the major financial issues to consider during this stage of life.
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Ep 32: Retirement Pop Quiz
What kind of score will you get on this retirement pop quiz? If you don’t know the answer to the majority of these questions, there’s a good chance that you’d be flunking a course on retirement planning.
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Ep 29: The Retirement Marathon
Getting through retirement is a lot like running a marathon. Are you prepared and ready to go? We’ll explain what you need to do.
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Ep 27: Financial Acronym Salad
The financial world is full of acronyms that get thrown around for convenience, but the average person doesn’t necessarily know what they all mean. We’ll share what they are and what they mean.
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Ep 25: The Jigsaw Puzzle of Retirement
To successfully complete a jigsaw puzzle, there are some strategies you’ll want to keep in mind, and many of those same strategies apply to retirement planning.
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Ep 24: Why the Final Decade Before Retirement is Crucial
When you’re in the red zone in football, you need to capitalize on the opportunities and not make costly mistakes. The same thing goes when you’re in the red zone leading up to your retirement years. We’ll explain why.
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Ep 23: How Home Renovation is Like Financial Planning
Do ever watch home renovation shows on TV? Well, renovation projects can also apply to your financial life. We’ll explain how.
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Ep 21: Financial Goals for 2021
“This is the year. I’m going to do (fill in the blank).” How many times have you heard people say that about New Year’s resolutions? Let’s talk about some good financial goals for the New Year and how to make them stick.
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Ep 19: Financial Lessons from Christmas Carols
How are Christmas carols like retirement planning? Mark Howard sings some songs and tells you how they apply to financial planning.
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Ep 17: Are You Out of Tune Financially?
Let’s talk about some of the areas where people get out of tune, financially speaking. There are several main areas people struggle with.
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Ep 13: Financial Wisdom From Moms’ Favorite Sayings
In honor of all the wonderful mothers, let’s take some of their favorite sayings and apply them to financial planning.
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Ep 12: Top 6 Retirement Google Searches
Mark breaks down the top six financial topics that people search on Google and what you should know about them.
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In addition to clients in Savannah, Mark also serves Hilton Head, Bluffton, Statesboro, and the rest of the Low Country.
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Ep 61: Financial Lessons From Financial Songs
What can we learn about financial planning from these song lyrics about money?
Whether it’s “bills, bills, bills” or “take the money and run,” we’ve got some song lyrics that hit home when it comes to your finances.
What we discuss in this episode:
- Does “Mo’ money,” in fact, mean “mo’ problems,” as the Notorious B.I.G sang? (1:09)
- How Steve Miller’s “Take the money and run” song lyrics can impact your financial decisions. (5:15)
- Imagine you are at a casino, and you win $10K…what would you do? (6:51)
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