The Retirement Nerds
Retirement gets complicated. Medicare, Social Security, Investments, and your Estate Plan are the core of your retirement decisions, but each of those gets remarkably complex. They are mazes with minefields every step of the way that lead to confusion and nightmares.
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Skip the 529? 7 Ways Parents & Grandparents Can Invest for Kids (opens the original)
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Most grandparents default to a 529 — but depending on your situation, it might not be the best choice for your grandkids' future. In this video, financial advisor Zacc Call (Capita Financial Network) breaks down all 7 accounts you can use to invest in your children or grandchildren's financial future — including tax advantages, who controls the money, eligible expenses, and how each one affects college financial aid. FREE DOWNLOADS: The Quick and Easy Cheat Sheet Grid can be downloaded here: htt
A Doctor Who Treats the Obesity Epidemic Every Day Shares What Actually Works (opens the original)
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Most people think obesity comes down to willpower. A doctor who treats it every day says the science tells a very different story. In this interview, I sit down with Dr. Nicholas Paulk — a physician specializing in weight management through GLP-1 medications, bariatric surgery, and lifestyle intervention — to break down the three problems with obesity: how it actually develops, how to treat it effectively, and the misperceptions that keep people from getting the help they need. 🔗 Learn more abou
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