Pam Krueger

When it comes to optimizing your financial wellness, many believe that expert and unbiased financial advice is too expensive or out of reach. But that’s not always true. It’s essential that you understand how your financial advisor is compensated, so you can truly trust advice that could make or break your retirement goals. You don’t have to get your financial advice from someone selling a financial product or service, and earning commissions. Investor advocate and Wealthramp founder Pam Krueger joins Gayle Guyardo, host of nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom in Tampa and... Continue Reading

For many couples, no amount of therapy, date nights, chocolate or flowers is enough to keep their marriage going. When divorce becomes the only option, it’s important to start planning because the process is often emotional. That’s especially true when it comes to handling the financial aspects of divorce. You can get caught up in all the legal negotiations and miss things that eventually turn into costly mistakes. The fact is the cost of a divorce can far exceed just attorney fees. And, while conventional thinking tells you that ex-spouses split everything 50/50, the financial impact of divorce... Continue Reading

How I Got Started I started out going to college and learning that I was extremely interested in working with numbers. After graduating, I decided I wanted to pursue becoming a CPA. After I finished up my Master’s, it was around 2008 and as many are aware, the market crash happened, so I ended up moving to New Jersey. I had a family friend pull me aside while I was back and they told me about how their financial advisor was hiring interns for the summer. With the market in the hole and job opportunities scarce, I immediately jumped at the opportunity. Over time I have really enjoyed helping people... Continue Reading

Billionaire Warren Buffet still lives in the house he bought in 1958 for $31,500. Mega-star Keanu Reeves is worth over $350M but says he’s happier living a modest lifestyle rather than in a Hollywood mansion. In fact, he didn’t own a home for many years after he became a famous, high-paid actor. And Virgin Group mogul Richard Branson admits he doesn’t waste money on possessions and clothes.  “The idea of having a possession that is there just as pure luxury, and is not actually paying its bills, is something which I’d be embarrassed about.” Branson told The Guardian in... Continue Reading

Now Is the Time To Talk to a Financial Advisor About What These New Rules Mean for You Update Your Financial Plan Now The post Terry Savage, Richard Eisenberg and Pam Krueger Explain the New Retirement Law That Just Passed appeared first on Resources | Wealthramp.  Continue Reading