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Your Money Minute #44: Extreme Retirement Planning Part 2: Tips for Extreme Saving

Listen now: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download the episode or subscribe using iTunes. Host: Nancy Anderson, CFP®, AFC Guest: Jonathan Fogel, Attorney. In this month’s show: Nancy continues her discussion with Extreme Saver, Jonathan Fogel. He offers tips on how he’s able to save up to 75% of his salary. Resources Expense Tracker [...]

Your Money Minute #42: 5 Tips for a More Fulfilling Retirement

Listen now: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download the episode or subscribe using iTunes. Host: Nancy Anderson, CFP®, AFC Guest: Alan Spector, Co-author of Your Retirement Quest: 10 Secrets for Creating and Living a Fulfilling Retirement. In this month’s show: Nancy and Alan discuss five things pre-retirees should consider to help them make a [...]

Your Money Minute #39: Investing for Retirement: The 3 Things You Really Need to Know (part 1 of 3)

Listen now: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download the episode or subscribe using iTunes. Host: Nancy Anderson, CFP®, AFC Guest: Kathy Kristof, syndicated personal finance columnist, speaker and author of three books, including the recently updated Investing 101 (Bloomberg, 2008). In this month’s show: Nancy and Kathy discuss the 3 most important things the [...]

3 Actions to Take in an Hour to Build Wealth

It’s very obvious to my friends and family that luck plays a dominant part in our fantasy football league.  Why?  Because I am tied for second place and will possibly make the play offs.  Everyone knows that I am not skilled enough to even determine if I am getting the wool put over my eyes [...]

YMM5: Long-term Savings Debate: Buy a Home or Save for Retirement (July 1, 2008)

Listen now: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download the episode. Host: Nancy Anderson, CFP® Guest: Gregory Ward, CFP® In this month’s show: The great debate. Greg’s reasons for choosing to start saving in his 401(k): Start early and take advantage of compounded interest. Easy to save using payroll deduction. Your employer may match [...]