Cultivate Your Financial Health

By: Wayne Firebaugh CPA CFP®
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  • Some people believe money scores success in life. If that’s true, then you’re really only keeping score between your current and future selves. Financial planning allows you weigh the trade-offs necessary to achieve your goals both now and then. Consume too much now and you limit your future choices. Save all your money for later, your family unnecessarily sacrifices current quality of life and, more importantly, the memories and experiences that truly make life rich.brbr Just like your favorite board game, money has its own rules. However, money rules cover long stretches of your life, not just a single evening. Plus, break a money rule in an area such as income taxes, investment management, or risk management, and you lose much more than a turn. You could lose everything you’ve hoped to achieve. On Cultivate Your Financial Health, Wayne helps you understand the rules of money. You’ll learn how the choices you make now will increase or limit the choices you have in the future.
    Wayne Firebaugh, CPA, CFP®
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Economics Personal Finance
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Episodes
  • Cultivate Your Financial Health Wednesday, October 1, 2014

    Cultivate Your Financial Health Wednesday, October 1, 2014
    Oct 1 2014
    56 mins
  • Cultivate Your Financial Health Wednesday, September 24, 2014

    Cultivate Your Financial Health Wednesday, September 24, 2014
    Sep 24 2014
    58 mins
  • You Sure Can Pick 'Em , Not

    You Sure Can Pick 'Em , Not
    Sep 17 2014
    Why do you hire a stock broker? If you're the do-it-yourself type, maybe you try to do your own research and spend lots of time researching your picks and studying the charts provided by your online broker. Regardless of whether you hire advice or go it alone, you're probably looking for the next home run (or trying to avoid the next bear market). But, does all this research really help you earn higher returns than the average market participant? There are lots of studies suggesting it doesn't. Many people have been so convinced by those studies that they decide to go it alone with one of the indexed mutual fund companies (um um Vanguard). Would that be a good idea for your portfolio? What is an index anyway and how does an index fund work? And, despite the compelling evidence in favor of indexing, might there be something even better than blind adherence to a generic benchmark index?
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    57 mins

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