Retirement Planning Moves
Retirement planning is all about balance, and the moves you make can only make sense if they are part of a broader strategy that youâre willing to stick to. Donna and Nathan discuss some strategic moves that you can make along the road to retirement to put you in the best position to meet your lo…
Should You Invest in REITs?
Real estate is the only asset class that has historically kept up with stocks, but investing in property can be time consuming and expensive, that is unless you invest in REITs. Nathan and Steve discuss the different types of Real Estate Investment Trusts, how they work, and the benefits and drawba…
One Big Beautiful Benefit Cut
The passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill by the House has garnered much attention for its tax implications, but another focus area of the bill that will impact millions of Americans is Medicare. Donna and Nathan discuss how to prepare for the changes coming down the pike for Medicare beneficiaries…
Estate Planning Failures
If you are one of the millions of Americans who doesn’t have a will, trust, or other estate planning tool in place, your assets are left at the mercy of the laws of the state in which you live, which can lead to unintended costs, headaches, and conflicts for your loved ones. On this Best of MoneyTa…
Early Withdrawal Exceptions
Over the years the IRS has added more and more exceptions to the IRA early withdrawal penalty, and although we always encourage savings discipline, under certain circumstances having the ability to access your money can make a world of difference. Donna and Nathan discuss the various exceptions to …
The Transcontinental Railroad
No innovation contributed more to westward expansion and American progress than the transcontinental railroad, but the road to that progress was paved in corruption and brutality. On this addition of our MoneyTalk Moment in Financial History, Nathan and Daniel tell the story of the first transconti…
A Retirement Plan for the 21st Century
The 401(k) has been the primary retirement savings vehicle for decades, but with workers frequently changing jobs and cashing out their small 401(k)s, many believe itâs time for a solution more fitting for the times. Donna and Nathan discuss some of the proposals circulating for a new workplace r…
What Clients Want to Know
Donna welcomes listeners into the office, addressing some of the questions that her clients have been asking, including: Can I use a 60 day rollover for bridge financing? When does it make sense to use a debt consolidation loan? What should I consider when buying a second home in retirement? How do…
Finding Your Work/Life Balance
Burnout is all too common in corporate America today, and for those trying to decide if itâs time to jump ship to a new career it can be a scary and uncertain time. Nathan talks with Dave Lubelczyk, founder of The Dream Catapult, to discuss his journey of leaving the corporate world behind to hel…
Homeowners Take Another Hit
Property tax revenue has plummeted since the pandemic, prompting local governments to raise taxes on property owners. Donna and Nathan discuss the factors that have led to this, and the fallout for homeowners. Also on MoneyTalk, current financial scams to be on the lookout for, and Stock Trivia: Tw…