When it comes to financial literacy, social media has done a lot of damage. We’re exposing some of the worst financial planning advice to go viral on social media, exploring why it’s so dangerous and doing a bit of financial influencer mythbusting to perfect the record on today’s show.

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

When it comes to financial literacy, social media has done a lot of damage. We’re exposing some of the worst financial planning advice to go viral on social media, exploring why it’s so dangerous and doing a bit of financial influencer mythbusting to perfect the record on today’s show.
Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit<a href="wealthdefender.com."> wealthdefender.com.</a>

Chris Longworth and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, Chris reveals the latest developments in the financial world to keep you informed of changes that may affect you personally, while sharing some common sense strategies that will help you make the most out of your retirement savings. We are focused on helping investors preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce taxes.

For more information or to get your own questions answered, call or text (800) 719-7917.

Chris Longworth and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, Chris reveals the latest developments in the financial world to keep you informed of changes that may affect you personally, while sharing some common sense strategies that will help you make the most out of your retirement savings. We are focused on helping investors preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce taxes. For more information or to get your own questions answered, call or text (800) 719-7917.

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Bad Financial Advice on Social Media

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the importance of maintaining a tidy financial house, emphasizing the need for a thorough review and decluttering of financial plans. He introduces the Wealth Defender Strategy, which focuses on accumulation, preservation, and flexible distribution options for retirement income. The conversation also highlights the significance of frugality in retirement, addressing common pitfalls and expenses retirees face. Lastly, Chris stresses the importance of proactive planning for the future to ensure financial stability and peace of mind

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the importance of maintaining a tidy financial house, emphasizing the need for a thorough review and decluttering of financial plans. He introduces the Wealth Defender Strategy, which focuses on accumulation, preservation, and flexible distribution options for retirement income. The conversation also highlights the significance of frugality in retirement, addressing common pitfalls and expenses retirees face. Lastly, Chris stresses the importance of proactive planning for the future to ensure financial stability and peace of mind
Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

Make Your Retirement Plan NEAT AND TIDY

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the current financial landscape, emphasizing the importance of preparing for economic storms and understanding key indicators that signal potential downturns. He draws parallels between financial planning and weather events, using metaphors like hurricanes and tornadoes to illustrate the risks of poor decision-making. The conversation also explores financial wisdom from classic movies, highlighting the significance of having a solid income distribution plan and the value of working with a financial advisor. Listener questions provide practical insights into retirement strategies and the importance of personal pensions

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

In this episode of The Money Professor, Chris Longworth discusses the current financial landscape, emphasizing the importance of preparing for economic storms and understanding key indicators that signal potential downturns. He draws parallels between financial planning and weather events, using metaphors like hurricanes and tornadoes to illustrate the risks of poor decision-making. The conversation also explores financial wisdom from classic movies, highlighting the significance of having a solid income distribution plan and the value of working with a financial advisor. Listener questions provide practical insights into retirement strategies and the importance of personal pensions
Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

Financial Storms!

The conversation discusses the three common phases of retirement: the go-go years, the slow-go years, and the no-go years. The host introduces author Riley Moynes, who provides insights into the psychological phases of retirement and the decisions people make during this time. The conversation emphasizes the importance of financial planning and having a well-designed income distribution plan. It also highlights the need to budget wisely, not rely solely on Social Security, and be prepared for market losses. It is important to have a plan that includes compounding interest, consistent savings, and a focus on income in retirement. It is also crucial to understand the psychology of money and the impact it has on our well-being. When it comes to specific questions, it is recommended to roll over a 401k into an IRA for more control and better options, and to teach children about money and investing from a young age.

Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit wealthdefender.com.

The conversation discusses the three common phases of retirement: the go-go years, the slow-go years, and the no-go years. The host introduces author Riley Moynes, who provides insights into the psychological phases of retirement and the decisions people make during this time. The conversation emphasizes the importance of financial planning and having a well-designed income distribution plan. It also highlights the need to budget wisely, not rely solely on Social Security, and be prepared for market losses. It is important to have a plan that includes compounding interest, consistent savings, and a focus on income in retirement. It is also crucial to understand the psychology of money and the impact it has on our well-being. When it comes to specific questions, it is recommended to roll over a 401k into an IRA for more control and better options, and to teach children about money and investing from a young age.
Call Chris Longworth and the team at The Financial Education Group at 800-719-7917 or visit <a href="wealthdefender.com.">wealthdefender.com.</a>

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