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Today, Paul invites Michael on the show to help explain the options families have to save for education expenses. Paul explains that saving for college can be a smart idea when making a financial plan because of how expensive it is and the amount of time parents have to start saving for it. Listen along as these advisors explain the most popular accounts they recommend to clients who want to start saving for college and what you need to consider before choosing one.

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In recent years, we’ve seen numerous changes in tax laws. These laws have dramatically changed how to plan for retirement and how to manage an inheritance received from a loved one. Today, Paul and Michael explain some changes in tax law that affect inheriting money in an IRA. Listen along as they explain why investors have 10 years to decide what to do with the money in an inherited IRA and how some investors who aren’t asking for help are creating tax issues for themselves and turning this money back over to the government in taxes.

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Today, Paul and Jim talk about how they got into the financial planning industry and when they both realized that they wanted to be caring for the client instead of helping a company sell financial products. Listen along as these two advisors share the tools these companies used to teach and groom advisors to pitch products. Paul shares how these practices pushed him out of that side of the industry and helped him start a business where he could educate and serve investors.

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Paul invites PWI advisor and Chartered Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC®) Chad Henson to the show to talk about how to create a plan to support children who struggle with independence. Today, Chad talks about how special needs children are often targeted by people who want access to any money they have, and how protecting and maintaining a special needs trust is usually a team effort. Listen along to hear these advisors talk about teaching your children how to have strong financial boundaries and whether or not your special needs child should be the trustee. If you’re looking for help caring for your family, it’s important to talk to someone who is qualified to help you.

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Today, Paul invites PWI advisor and Chartered Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC®) Chad Henson to the show to talk about how to create a plan to support children who struggle with independence. The first half of the show focuses on both adult and young children who have special needs and explains how to help them with housing, medical insurance, and income without getting in the way of other disability programs that the government provides. Later in the show, Paul and Chad talk about children who don’t have special needs but struggle with independence and responsibility in their own ways.

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Capturing market returns is one of the biggest factors of investing success, and it comes from proper diversification. After Paul did a recent webinar on the topic, an investor brings Paul a LPL Financial product called the Strategic Asset Management Program (SAMs) and wants to know: Is this product capturing marketing returns or is it gambling with investors’ money? In this two-part episode, Paul and Michael look through this product to find the answer, but also teach you where an educated investor looks to find out what is really happening in an investment product. Listen along as these advisors discover what SAMs are doing with investors’ dollars and give you some tools to spot suspicious behavior in other products.

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Capturing market returns is one of the biggest factors of investing success, and it comes from proper diversification. After Paul did a recent webinar on the topic, an investor brings Paul a LPL Financial product called the Strategic Asset Management Program (SAMs) and wants to know: Is this product capturing marketing returns or is it gambling with investors’ money? In this two-part episode, Paul and Michael look through this product to find the answer, but also teach you where an educated investor looks to find out what is really happening in an investment product. Listen along as these advisors discover what SAMs are doing with investors’ dollars and give you some tools to spot suspicious behavior in other products.

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A big problem with wanting to be out of the market when it’s down and in the market when it’s up is that the market doesn’t move in a straight line, but rather it jumps around to different values at any given moment. Today, Paul and Ira talk about how investors experience the most gains in the market a few days a year and why the investors who crave control and can’t handle the markets’ bumpy ride sell low and buy high. Listen along to learn why volatile markets are tempting to leave but ultimately work in the investor’s favor. Later in the episode, Ira encourages people close to retirement to talk with an advisor about what their expenses will look like because he sees that most investors have an unclear picture of what they will be spending in retirement.

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Most of the industry is obsessed with telling you what you should have in your portfolio, but few people talk about the products that you shouldn’t own. Today, Paul is pleasantly surprised by the advice in a Morningstar article called “7 Things I Don’t Own in My Portfolio” that includes 7 popular investments that you want to avoid because you don’t get properly compensated for the risk. Listen along as Paul and Jim talk break down what these investments are and who is most likely to sell them to you.

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Jim joins the show to talk about why having a lot of money or a plan for your money is not what brings you lasting happiness and purpose in retirement. Paul and Jim look at an article called “The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying” and share some insight into how you can prepare to live some of your best years after your career is over. Listen along as these advisors share some top regrets that people have at the end of their lives and how you can learn from their experiences. Later in the episode, Paul is shocked to see so many Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and cautions investors that the risk of these products is very high. Paul and Jim want investors to know that these products are not very liquid and sales people use “hot” real estate markets to convince investors that they enjoy some of the wealth in real estate.

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