This week features David Kutcher on long term care. Eric Kearney and Joesph Lanza tackle the topic of Behavioral Finance. Marc Geels says Time Segmented Distribution is the way to go in retirement planning. Mal Mason and Chae Kyle wade into the Federal layoffs and it could be an opportunity to save more in retirement. To learn more visit Financial Pizza.

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This week we hear from America’s Wealth Coach and bestselling author Pete D’Arruda. He’s got taxes on his mind. Joe Murphy has insites from this week in the market. Greg Berrian tackles Medicare and standard health care and helps us navigate through them. Kevin Brucher introduces us to a site called charity navigator and how you can use it to make sure your money is going to the best charity for you. A new Brokers Behaving Badly that we call from Texas Dudes to Texas Toast. To learn more visit Financial Pizza.

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In this episode of Financial Pizza, host Steve Sedahl discusses various financial topics including the impact of AI on the market, the importance of behavioral finance in decision-making, strategies for minimizing investment risk, innovative life insurance options for retirement, and a cautionary tale about brokers behaving badly. The conversation features insights from several financial advisors and highlights the need for informed financial decisions in a rapidly changing landscape. Visit Financial Pizza to learn more.

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This week Steve Sedahl has a breakdown of the week in the market. Pete D’Arruda and crew are taking about keeping your money safe as you head into retirement. Taytana Bunich explains the sequence of returns risk. Ben Fuchs says boomers are bowing out of the job market. Joe Murphy digs into tariffs and what they can mean to those in retirement.

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Check out here Are We On The Air with Shawn Wilsie and on YouTube, Steve Sedahl is a guest on the show and talked a lot about the Home Shopping Industry as well as my part in Let's Bowl.

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In this episode of Financial Pizza, host Steve Sedahl discusses various financial topics including the impact of AI on the market, the importance of behavioral finance in decision-making, strategies for minimizing investment risk, innovative life insurance options for retirement, and a cautionary tale about brokers behaving badly. The conversation features insights from several financial advisors and highlights the need for informed financial decisions in a rapidly changing landscape. Visit Financial Pizza to learn more.

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This week features David Kutcher on long term care. Eric Kearney and Joesph Lanza tackle the topic of Behavioral Finance. Marc Geels says Time Segmented Distribution is the way to go in retirement planning. Mal Mason and Chae Kyle wade into the Federal layoffs and it could be an opportunity to save more in retirement. To learn more visit Financial Pizza.

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In this episode of Financial Pizza, host Steve Sedahl discusses various financial topics including the impact of AI on the market, the importance of behavioral finance in decision-making, strategies for minimizing investment risk, innovative life insurance options for retirement, and a cautionary tale about brokers behaving badly. The conversation features insights from several financial advisors and highlights the need for informed financial decisions in a rapidly changing landscape. Visit Financial Pizza to learn more.

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This episode of Financial Pizza features clips from various financial advisors discussing topics such as retirement planning, market trends, cybercrime, and the psychology of retirement. The advisors draw parallels between ancient philosophers and saving for retirement, discuss the impact of major diseases on financial planning, and explore the phases of retirement. They also touch on market volatility, pig butchering as a metaphor for financial scams, and the NFL's foray into private equity. Overall, the episode provides insights and advice on various financial topics. Visit Financial Pizza to learn more.

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