Money Matters with Al & Mike
06/06/26 Money Matters
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05/30/26 Money Matters
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05/23/26 7 Principles of Long Term Investing
On this episode of Money Matters with Al & Mike, Al and Mike break down the timeless strategies that can help investors build wealth steadily and confidently over time. From the power of compound growth and diversification to managing risk, staying disciplined, and avoiding emotional decisions, the…
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05/16/26 Estate Strategies Part 2
Mike and Al continues their deep dive into how real estate fits into a diversified retirement and investment plan - contrasting direct ownership, REITs, and private placements. They highlight tax advantages such as depreciation, 1031 exchanges, and using self-directed IRAs for property investments,…
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05/09/26 Money Matters
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05/02/26 5 Ways to Stay Confident in Retirement
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04/25/26 Retirement Regrets
Mike and Al discusses common regrets retirees have such as retiring without a clear plan, underestimating inflation or healthcare costs, or remaining too tied to a job for identity rather than purpose. They highlight how mis-timing retirement (either too early or too late) and failing to update the…
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04/18/25 Investing Wisely Part 2
This episode continues the conversation on disciplined, principle-based investing emphasizing how investor behavior often matters more than market timing or fund selection. The hosts discuss managing emotions during volatility, setting realistic expectations, and the compounding benefits of patienc…
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04/11/26 Investing Wisely Part 1
Mike and Al breaks down what “wise investing” really meansstarting with clear goals, a realistic risk tolerance, and matching time horizons to the right mix of assets. They emphasize process over predictions: broad diversification, disciplined rebalancing, and dollar-cost averaging to keep emotions…
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04/04/26 How Much Is Enough?
Mike and Al explores the question of financial sufficiency - how to determine the amount of wealth needed to sustain one’s lifestyle and goals without unnecessary risk or excess. They emphasize defining “enough” through purpose-driven planning rather than arbitrary numbers, aligning savings, spendi…
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