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In this episode, we ask:
- Would you like to join us LIVE on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 1PM-2PM Central Time? Register Now!
- Do most Americans have savings?
- Have you heard Episode 84?
- What is the government going to do with the national debt?
- What mostly interests most financial planners?
- Where can you put money?
- Do yo have to be stuck with fees?
- What do you think about bank fees?
- What about taxable accounts?
- What products are designed to extract wealth from your pocket?
- What is the common advice to most financial problems?
- What did Einstein say?
- What is the solution?
- How can you change the approach?
- How does one build a financial plan leading to poverty?
- Are you passing on the same financial mindset to your kids?
- Have you seen the video of the jar of fleas?
- What’s a new mindset?
- Where is the success in a certain financial product?
- Do you need to invest in stocks, bonds and mutual funds?
- Are you smart enough to manage your own financial future?
- What are the four most dangerous word in your financial life?
- Are you part of a loving family?
- Are your parents still alive?
- What if we worked together, with our families?
- What if we worked with our aging parents?
- What if siblings worked together?
- What about paying for long term care insurance?
- Does the 401(k) offer long term care insurance?
- Do you have financial guarantees in place?
- What is the family asset concept?
- Would you like a book? Email us at hello@nyafinancialpodcast.com, ask for the book, and we will send you a copy.
- What’s an example?
- Are there investment fees on a whole life insurance policy?
- Does market volatility affect a 401(k)?
- What is life insurance designed for?
- How much will a healthy couple need in retirement and for long term care?
- What can the owner do with the cash value in a policy?
- What restrictions are there?
- What ways can you leverage your unique situation?
- Would you like to see your own numbers? Book A Meeting
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As a public choice economist trained in applied microeconomics and econometrics, Wendy Warcholik has spent her career applying economic tools to the problems of state government.
J. Scott Moody has worked as a Public Policy Economist for over 18 years. He is the author, co-author and editor of 170 studies and books. He has testified before the House Ways and Means Committee of the U.S. Congress as well as various state legislatures. His work has appeared in Forbes, CNN Money, State Tax Notes, Portland Press Herald, New Hampshire’s Union Leader, Hartford Courant, The Oklahoman, and Albuquerque Journal.
Ryan Fleming is a college planning specialist in the Columbus, Ohio area, practicing for over 11 
