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Listen, Learn & Prosper. Wise Money Show is where individuals looking to build wise financial habits turn for advice. We’re all about teaching you how to make the right financial decisions in your life that align with your financial plan. If you are looking to be better prepared for retirement, pay fewer taxes, fully fund your retirement accounts, and more, then make sure you subscribe to this channel now!
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Saturday Nov 07, 2020
The 2020 Election and the Stock Market
Saturday Nov 07, 2020
Saturday Nov 07, 2020
With the most contentious election day in modern history behind us, the American people are still left wondering who will be in the White House next year. Unsure of who it will be, we’re discussing how you should plan for what could be ahead with the markets and your money.
Season 6 Episode 11 (recorded Friday, November 6)

Saturday Oct 24, 2020
How to Pay Less Tax in 2020
Saturday Oct 24, 2020
Saturday Oct 24, 2020
Are you up to speed on all of the unique tax law changes that apply in 2020? Tax planning should be a focus of your comprehensive financial plan, and this year there are more tax planning ideas than in most years thanks to the CARES Act and other stimulus plans. We’re talking through different tax strategies, breaking them down, and helping you pay fewer taxes coming up on this episode.
Season 6 Episode 9

Saturday Oct 10, 2020
Is Our National Debt a Problem?
Saturday Oct 10, 2020
Saturday Oct 10, 2020
The ballooning federal debt has now pushed America's debt level over our nation's annual GDP, with it projected to stay above that level for the foreseeable future. Should investors be worried about this and what are the implications in your own personal life? We are covering that and more in this episode of Wise Money!
Season 6 Episode 7

Saturday Oct 03, 2020
Should Married Couples File Taxes Separately or Jointly?
Saturday Oct 03, 2020
Saturday Oct 03, 2020
Most people can agree they hate losing money. So when it comes to filing taxes, married couples often wonder whether they are better off filing jointly or married filing separately. Joined by CPA Ryan Fair, we’re going to put the debate to rest today and discuss a handful of other tax planning considerations in this episode of Wise Money!
Season 6 Episode 6

Saturday Aug 08, 2020
The Greatest Financial Regrets of the COVID Recession
Saturday Aug 08, 2020
Saturday Aug 08, 2020
We’re discussing the number one financial regret that families had as the coronavirus recession started. We’ll tell you not only what it was, but also help you avoid having this regret in your life. That and more coming up in this episode of Wise Money.
Season 5 Episode 50

Saturday Jul 04, 2020
How to Have Financial Freedom
Saturday Jul 04, 2020
Saturday Jul 04, 2020
Happy Independence Day! Comprehensive Financial Planning is all about helping you achieve your own version of financial freedom. What’s that look like for you and what steps do you need to take in all 6 areas to help you reach the peace of mind that comes from Financial Freedom? We are helping you determine that in today's episode!
Season 5 Episode 45

Saturday Jun 20, 2020
Watch Out for Social Security Traps
Saturday Jun 20, 2020
Saturday Jun 20, 2020
Social Security is an extremely important financial benefit, but it is also extremely confusing. Make sure you don’t inadvertently penalize your Social Security by taking the wrong steps in your financial life. We will tell you what Social Security traps to watch out for in this episode of Wise Money!
Season 5 Episode 43

Saturday Jun 06, 2020
How to Avoid Paying Capital Gains Tax
Saturday Jun 06, 2020
Saturday Jun 06, 2020
Is it possible to pay tax on capital gains if you never sold any investments? The answer is yes due to the different types of capital gains there are on various investments. We'll help you understand this unique circumstance, and let you know how to avoid it in this episode of Wise Money!
Season 5 Episode 41

Saturday May 02, 2020
What to Do With an Old 401(k)
Saturday May 02, 2020
Saturday May 02, 2020
On average, employees in the US change jobs 12 times over the course of their careers—changing employers about every 5 years. In most cases, that change means deciding what to do with an old retirement account. Should you transfer your funds to your new employer’s 401(k)? Should you leave it behind to ‘diversify’ your holdings? Should you transfer your assets to an IRA? In today’s episode of The Wise Money Show, Mike, Josh, and Kevin discuss the options and explore how to make the best choice possible—no matter how many times you make the jump!
Season 5 Episode 36

Saturday Apr 25, 2020
Should You Have A Mortgage In Retirement?
Saturday Apr 25, 2020
Saturday Apr 25, 2020
Many people have a goal of entering retirement debt-free, which means finding a way of getting the mortgage paid off while also aggressively saving into retirement accounts. Is that the best strategy? Should you do everything possible to avoid having a mortgage in retirement? Those answers and more this episode of Wise Money.
Season 5 Episode 35