Published on Forbes.com The classic model of retirement income is the three-legged stool: the largest chunk comes from your pension, then your Social Security. Your savings only needed to account for about 10% of your income. Throw out that idea and understand this model: you’re on your own. Click here
Published on Forbes.com Having kids will likely be the best gift you ever give yourself—and also the most expensive. Be sure to consider the costs that will continue to add up as your kids grow into teenagers and adults. Here are some of the financial considerations to think about when growing your family. Read Article
In this episode, Eric discusses when “doing it yourself” stops making sense and how to choose an advisor with his guest, Lena Nebel. In this episode: Who needs a financial advisor and why Different types/specialties of financial planners How to find…
Published on Forbes.com Paying taxes isn’t something anyone wants to do, but it is unavoidable. Especially for millennials, understanding the proper way to file taxes can save you a lot of money and therefore increase the amount you’re able to put away for retirement. Read Article
Kennedy Financial with Phil Kennedy Description: On this week’s show Eric Brotman, author of Retire Wealthy and founder of Brotman Financial Group, discusses financial planning for rough seas.
The Money Answers Show with Jordan Goodman Description: How do you retire wealthy? Does wealth require you to be in a rare top 10% earning career or can the average working person attain wealth? What does financial planning have to do with acquiring and maintaining wealth? Jordan Goodman, America’s Money Answers Man and host of The …
