HeyJaredDollars & Common Sense
A listener-driven radio show aired on WNIS AM790. Objective, unbiased financial advice on all personal financial planning matters delivered by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERS™.
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When Can You Stop Worrying About Money? (opens the original)
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This episode explores a question many people struggle with even after they have built a strong financial foundation: When can you finally stop worrying about money? Reaching a certain savings goal does not always create confidence, and for many people, the finish line simply keeps moving. We discuss why “enough” is less about a specific account balance and more about understanding your lifestyle, risks, flexibility, and backup plans. You will learn how to separate productive financial concerns f
The Five Big Retirement Questions All Families Face (opens the original)
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Retirement is not one decision. It is a series of questions that can shape your financial security for decades. In this episode of Dollars & Common Sense, we explore the big retirement questions every family eventually faces, from knowing when you can afford to retire and how much you can comfortably spend to deciding when to claim Social Security. We also discuss what happens financially after the loss of a spouse, how to prepare for a potential long term care need, and how to balance helping f
The Financial Habits That Separate Confident Retirees from Anxious Retirees (opens the original)
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Why do some retirees enjoy retirement with confidence while others constantly worry about money, even when they have similar savings? In this episode, we explore the financial habits that help turn retirement from a source of stress into a source of freedom. We'll discuss how creating a reliable retirement paycheck, understanding what you can comfortably spend, staying disciplined during market volatility, and regularly updating your financial plan can provide lasting peace of mind. Retirement c
Coordination of Comprehensive Financial Planning (opens the original)
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Many people think they have a financial plan because they have a 401(k), IRA, brokerage account, or pension, but having accounts is not the same as having a coordinated strategy. In this episode, we explore what comprehensive financial planning really means and why the way your investments, taxes, cash flow, insurance, and estate plan work together matters far more than any single financial decision. You'll learn why goals should drive your plan, why cash flow is the foundation of long term succ
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