What Should You Do After a Financial Setback?

Retirement planning isn't as simple as following the classic 4% rule anymore. In this video, Brian and Bo explain why the traditional retirement withdrawal strategy deserves an update, how William Bengen's latest research changes the conversation, and why your retirement age shou ...  Show more

Joey (24) and Lia (24) are doing almost everything right: nearly $240,000 in net worth, close to $200,000 in household income, aggressive retirement investing, and a wedding on the horizon. But living in the San Francisco Bay Area brings a new challenge: should they keep investin ...  Show more

In This Episode You Will Learn About: What to do when you aren’t feeling prepared Acting fast to get back on track Stop the financial bleeding Building a powerful routine Find yourself a financial runway Inventing new income Building a September plan   Resources: the ...  Show more

In a financial crisis, like when you lose your job or the country is in a recession, you have to answer some tough questions: what bills should you prioritize? Who should you turn to? Is it ok to ask for a loan? Michelle Singletary, personal finance expert and author of the new b ...  Show more

Emergency funds, student loans, car payments and retirement plans - what should take first priority in your master financial plan? If your list of money items to tackle is long, it can be easy for decision paralysis to set in and for you to put off making any decisions at all! In ...  Show more

🤔 ⁠Think you’re good with money? Take our Money in America quiz! Ken Coleman and George Kamel answer your questions and discuss: "Should I lease a car to get out of my car loan?" "I'll lose my disability benefits if I get a better job..." "I feel like I'll never see the money th ...  Show more