Empowering Millennials with the confidence to invest their savings

The Financially Well Podcast

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Empowering Millennials with the confidence to invest their savings

The Financially Well Podcast

Did anyone ever teach you how to invest? You're not alone if you're thinking, "Uh, no." In fact, almost every Millennial has had a similar experience. So I understand your stress when you need to make decisions about how to invest an inheritance, financial gift, or your extra savings.

You want to make your money work for you, right? And investing an inheritance presents an incredibly unique opportunity to do so. A finance podcast for Millennials may not address every investing question you have. But you've arrived at a great starting point for investing with confidence.

Many Millennials Fear Investment Regrets & Mistakes

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How would you invest in your future if financial advice for Millennials actually resonated with you?

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If you feel at all frustrated or stressed that your money isn't working for you, welcome. You may face daunting financial tradeoffs in your life, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't have access to non-judgmental financial advice.   

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The Finance Podcast for Millennials

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Financial flexibility can be more important than a tax break. But we’ve lost touch with how to create that structure

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The Suzuki Method for learning to play the violin also teaches us about making financial decisions

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How often do you make unreasonable financial decisions? Probably not as often as you should.

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Financial Advice for Millennials: With Empathy, Not Paternalism

Are you tired yet of financial advice that makes you feel like you've made a mistake? On the Financially Well podcast, Kevin discusses how you can apply recent personal finance news to fit your life and personality. New episodes released each month on the 1st & 15th.