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Doctors Change Our Lives In the USA, about 2% of the adult population holds a doctorate degree. 1,109,460 are active physicians of which 55% are employed by a hospital or health system. The list of doctoral degrees that are not medical range from education to engineering, to criminal justice to music and many more. All of these different PhD's have affected our lives in so many positive ways. Our experts in this area of the site explore how doctors in all kinds of important fields, have helped shape not only the Baby Boomer generation but all of the upcoming generations like Echo Boomers, Mil…

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Retire There with Gil & Gene

Retire in Garner, Raleigh, North Carolina – EP 208

Eileen Vorbach Collins and her husband Hugh had retired to Florida, but after growing weary of repeatedly fleeing hurricanes, they decided it was time for a change. Wanting a place that wasn’t too cold, they settled in a 55+ community in Garner, North Carolina, just outside Raleigh—making them “halfback retirees,” a term which refers to retirees who move from the Northeast to Florida, only to relocate halfway back to states like the Carolinas, Virginia, Tennessee, or Georgia. Although Eileen once believed she was too young for a 55+ community, she took the leap. Find out if she's thr…

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Gilen Chan & Gene Preudhomme April 13, 2025

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MONEY MATTERS with Christopher Hensley

Will Congress Be Banned From Trading Stocks For Good

Did a member of Congress just profit from a market crash? When the market dropped thousands of points after a major tariff announcement—and bounced back days later—at least one lawmaker disclosed stock purchases in the middle of the chaos.Now, there's bipartisan legislation on the table to ban Congress from trading individual stocks, and the conversation is heating up. As a fiduciary financial advisor, I break down the facts, the ethical debate, and why this should matter to you.📌 Subscribe for more real talk on money, markets, and retirement strategy. 🎙️ From the Money Matters…

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Christopher Hensley April 13, 2025

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MONEY MATTERS with Christopher Hensley

Market Crash Timeline Exposes Congressional Stock Trading Practices

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Christopher Hensley April 13, 2025

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What Makes Recruiting the Most Complex Sales Challenge?

Attract the Right Job or Clientele:What Makes Recruiting the Most Complex Sales Challenge?Few roles in commerce are more demanding than that of a sales professional. Constantly prospecting…

Attract the Right Job or Clientele:What Makes Recruiting the Most Complex Sales Challenge?Few roles in commerce are more demanding than that of a sales professional. Constantly prospecting, building relationships, handling objections, and closing deals requires grit, resilience, and skill. But what if I told you there is a profession that amplifies all the sales challenges?Welcome to the realm of recruiting, the ultimate sales challenge. For those new to the profession or considering it, and for people with curiosity lurking, our guest blog offers insights into the question, �…

Elinor Stutz April 12, 2025

Keeping Calm During A Financial Storm | One Group Is Spending Freely In Retirement. What’s Their Secret? | How Buying The Dip Can Help With Retirement Taxes | There’s A Fight Going On Which Helps With Your Ira-To-Roth Conversion. Are You On The Winning Side? &Raquo; Image 2

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Expedition Retirement by Golden Reserve

Keeping Calm During a Financial Storm | One Group is Spending Freely in Retirement. What’s Their Secret? | How Buying the Dip Can Help with Retirement Taxes | There’s a Fight Going on Which Helps With Your IRA-to-Roth Conversion. Are You on the Winning Side?

On this week's episode: Is your financial advisor’s advice helpful during this market volatility? Spending YOUR money vs THEIR money in retirement. Why this might be a great time for an IRA-to-Roth conversion. Subscribe or follow so you never miss an episode! Learn more at GoldenReserve.com or f…

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Greg Aler April 12, 2025

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Bringing It All Togethe

Retirement is often described as a destination—something you arrive at after years of work. But in reality, it’s more of a journey, one that requires clear thinking, adaptability, and the ability to make decisions that align with what truly matters to you.Over the past few posts, I have explored ways to strengthen your decision-making skills, support your memory, and build flexibility into your plans. Now, let’s bring it all together so you can confidently shape a retirement that feels fulfilling and sustainable.Step One: Clear Thinking—The Foundation of Good DecisionsEvery great…

Royce Shook April 12, 2025

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How To Make Employees Believe in Your Brand’s Purpose

Photo by Geralt via PixabayAttract the Right Job or Clientele:How To Make Employees Believe in Your Brand’s PurposeA compelling brand purpose can be a powerful North Star, guiding busin…

Photo by Geralt via PixabayAttract the Right Job or Clientele:How To Make Employees Believe in Your Brand’s PurposeA compelling brand purpose can be a powerful North Star, guiding business decisions and resonating deeply with customers. However, its impact is only fully realized when it moves beyond marketing slogans. It becomes a lived reality within the organization, getting employees to genuinely believe in and connect with the brand’s purpose. When your team understands and embraces the ‘why’ behind their work, they become more engaged, motivated, and act as authentic …

Elinor Stutz April 11, 2025

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Are Dividends and Income Part of My Retirement Withdrawal Rate?

Before the article, here’s what’s happening this week on our podcast, Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors:Today’s QuestionBarry wrote in and asked:Jesse – I’l…

Before the article, here’s what’s happening this week on our podcast, Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors:Today’s QuestionBarry wrote in and asked:Jesse – I’ll need about $100,000 per year from my portfolio in retirement. I have $3M in my retirement portfolio. It’s producing about $60,000 in income and dividends for me, meaning I only need to sell $40,000 (net of taxes) of the principal value to fund the rest of my need. By my math – $40,000 divided by $3M is about 1.3%. That withdrawal rate is WAY less than the 4% rule.Am I thinking about thi…

Jesse Cramer April 11, 2025

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MoneyMattersUSA® with Fred Saide

Understanding Risk in Financial Planning

Fred Saide discusses the critical aspects of financial planning, emphasizing the importance of understanding risk capacity over risk tolerance, the necessity of diversification, and the value of scenario planning in navigating market volatility and economic uncertainty. He also addresses the implications of political decisions on financial strategies and offers insights on preparing for potential recessions. The discussion highlights the need for individuals to be informed and proactive in their financial planning, especially as they approach retirement. Reach Fred at 800-593-8188. Money Matte…

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Frederick Saide April 11, 2025

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Recession Consulting

Recession coming! Oh, No! I wondered recently at the effect that the dreaded ‘R’ word has on me even now in my retirement. My parents lived through the Great Depression. My father saved, reconditioned, and reused electric motors from discarded refrigerators and washing machines and had eight in-waiting when he died. My mother saved aluminum foil for reuse, and used the water left over from discarded cut flowers to water houseplants. I was told that they really didn’t have hard times. “Of course, nobody had any money, but the printshop still had customers. We printed the posters for t…

Alan Cay Culler April 11, 2025

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People with dementia could stay in the workplace longer – with the right tech

For Paul, a finance administrator, things came to a head when his report mistakenly included £7,000,000 of costs rather than £700,000. Fearing accusations of fraud, Paul disclosed his recent dementia diagnosis to his boss.Six weeks of sick leave became six months, and then a stepping stone to early retirement. Several years later, Paul regrets his unwanted unemployment, but at the time there didn’t seem to be an alternative.Paul was participating in an unrelated study about public transport when he told us about his unemployment. As researchers, we had heard many similar accounts �…

David Cravit April 11, 2025

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