Eric is joined by Ellen Torres of the Alzheimer’s Association to talk about the emotional and financial toll diseases like Alzheimer’s take on families and the resources available to support them.
Stress and money go hand in hand, so the development of financial therapy is a welcome addition to the financial playing field. Eric is joined by Derek Hagen to discuss what financial therapy is and how we can make talking about money less taboo. …
Eric is joined by Jean Chatzky of NBC’s TODAY show to discuss their predictions for what the financial recovery post-COVID-19 will look like, plus everything you need to know about the upcoming HSA Day. Covered during the episode: COVID-19 financial…
Ask Brien – Finance and Business – August 27, 2020 Posted by: Patrick Swieca in Podcasts August 28, 2020 – 8:40 am 0 58 Views Hosts: Brien Johnson and Traci DeForge Topic: Finance and Business Guest: Eric Brotman Ask Brien Radio Show airs weekly on Thursday from 1 PM – 2 PM on KHTS AM 1220. On this episode of the …
How to Graduate into Retirement Most people don’t have enough money to retire when they want to. In this show Eric D. Brotman reveals how to disregard retirement and focus on graduating instead. Eric shares his insider knowledge on how to achieve true financial freedom, no matter the stage of life you’re in now.
Asking the Right Questions with Lena Nebel On this show, we talked about managing both your right and left brain in regard to money, when budgeting is a bad thing, and how much time you should spend thinking about your future with Lena Nebel, CFP, MSFS and Director of Financial Planning at BFG Financial Advisors. …
Eric is joined by the inspirational Jill-of-all-Trades Katie Marks to talk about what we could be doing instead—letting go of the negativity, building a career of side hustles, and figuring out exactly who we want to be when we grow up. Highlights: …
In a perfect world, everyone would have an in-depth understanding of their finances, and a financial professional in their corner helping them through the big decisions. But, if you had to choose one, which is more important: financial literacy or a good advisor? Let’s explore the options. Read the Article
No matter where they live, what they did with their lives, or how much money they have, there are three things I have observed over my career that happy retirees have in common. The good news is, these are things you can plan for. Read the Article
Eric is joined by retired Navy veteran Doug Nordman to discuss how military families can take advantage of the financial resources provided for them and how you can raise a money-savvy family. Show notes & more:
