Planning for retirement is often the last thing recent college graduates will think about upon entering the job market and earning a steady income. However, there is no minimum age for individuals to start thinking about saving for the future, whether it is for the purchase of a new car or home, to support a […]
In this episode, the relatable finance guys talk to Ben Sorensen about how the economic crisis is impacting local governments.
According to the Pew Research Institute, first-time marriages are on the decline, while a growing number of unions involve spouses who said “I do” at least once before. When individuals enter into second or third marriages, they are more likely to have children from a prior marriage as well as a retirement nest egg, a […]
In this episode the relatable finance guys explain the different sectors of the stock market and what to consider when making investing decisions.
In our hyper-social world, we increasingly store and share our personally identifiable information online through a variety of social media outlets, cloud-computing technology and digital devices. Your online identity could create challenges when you pass away or if you become incapacitated and can no longer access your accounts. Do family members know your usernames and […]
In this episode the relatable finance guys interview Diana Londono about economic development efforts by The Beacon Council.
The recent market gyrations and prospects of a longer-term recession in the wake of the COVID-19 health crisis has raised red flags for many investors, especially those nearing or entering retirement. With such an uncertain future, soon-to-be retirees are increasingly turning to annuities to help diversify and protect their retirement savings while creating a steady […]
In this episode the relatable finance guys explain modern monetary theory and how it applies in these volatile economic times.
The additional time we are spending in our homes during the COVID-19 pandemic has given many of us a rare opportunity to pause and reassess our life choices, including those that affect our physical and mental well-being. For some, this has translated to a healthier diet, a more regimented exercise routine and more time spent […]
In this episode Joseph Karl talks with Stacy Ritter, president and CEO of the Greater Ft. Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, about the impact of travel restrictions on this important part of the South Florida economy.
