Sara Lohse

I’m 40 And Haven’t Started Saving For Retirement. Is It Too Late?

Ideally, saving for retirement is something you start as soon as you start your career. But that’s not always possible. For a lot of people, cash flow just doesn’t allow for substantial savings earlier in life. Maybe you were paying off student debt, or funding a wedding, or simply trying to get by with the

Being A Millennial May Pay Off Thanks To COVID-19

While the global effect of the coronavirus is undeniably tragic—from the heartbreaking death tolls to the anxiety-inducing market drops—it is important to try to find a silver lining. Is there anything good that can come from this? Read the Article

Tax-Efficient Ways To Save For The Future

For anyone trying to save money, getting started can be the hardest part. Before you start, there are two important things I want you to understand: why you’re saving money and how you can do it with specific goals in mind. Read the Article

Building Your Bridge to Retirement: Figuring Out Where You Want to Go and How to Get There

In this episode, Eric talks to Dana Hagstrom about how she and her husband help their students build their bridge to retirement—from figuring out what they want to do when they grow up to making a plan to do it.  What is covered during the…

Unemployment Due to COVID-19

What to Do Now and What to Expect for Retirement

Wildly Wealthy Life

Family Financial Matters: What Matters With Eric Brotman In its own ways, family financial matters are among the most difficult kinds of financial matters to navigate successfully. With family, there are a lot of curves you have to navigate, and lessons to teach, especially when you have children around. Lee and Kat Hughes interview Eric

COVID-19 Crashed The Market, Now What Should I Do?

Published on Forbes.com While we’re encouraging everyone to be patient and avoid panic-selling everything and knee-jerk reactions, there are a few ways you can take advantage of the current state of the market and create opportunities for your financial future. Read Article

Money Savage

Career Graduation with Eric Brotman On this show, we talked about the important role reframing plays in successful retirement planning, why you need to have a plan to retire happily, and how to get started with Eric Brotman CFP, AEP, CPWA, CEO of BFG Financial Advisors and host of the Don’t Retire…Graduate podcast.  Listen to

Millennial to Millionaire

Special Guest Episode: Good News and Bad News w/ Eric D. Brotman Hello and welcome to a Special Guest episode of the Millennial to Millionaire Podcast! Today I have Eric D. Brotman joining us. He is the CEO of BFG Financial Advisors and has a career longer than the years I’ve been alive. Committed to

Aging in Place: Senior Services That Can Help Your Aging Parents Stay in Their Homes

Have an aging parent that needs additional care? Eric Brotman discusses Carenextion and other services available to seniors and their caregivers with Deb Taylor, CEO of Senior Community Services. During the episode: The financial and emotional…