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4: Money Talk with Tiff and Eric: How Money Nerds Are Making Finance Less Boring

Welcome back to Don’t Retire… Graduate! Today’s guest is Tiffany Grant, a financial counselor and the host of the Money Talk with Tiff podcast.  Tiffany is a fantastic content creator within the personal finance space—except for her online quiz that must be broken if Eric did not get a perfect score—and is one of the

The 2022 Market Correction: How It’s Different And What You Can Do To Protect Your Retirement

As a financial advisor, there are a lot of questions I get asked almost daily. Surprisingly, “are you a fiduciary?” is not one of them. This could be the most important question you ask your current or potential advisor, and yet it seems that few people know to ask it. It’s time to change that.

Office Hours: Understanding the 2022 Market Correction

How Current Market Conditions Differ From Past Crises and What You Should Do

Understanding the 2022 Market Correction

In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Emily’s question: “how does the 2022 market correction compare to prior market corrections and what should investors do?” The factors causing the current market conditions are unique, but there is a common factor that exists between all the corrections we’ve seen in the past: fear. This episode will explain

3: The Foreign Language of Finance: Overcoming Cultural, Racial, and Gender Biases to Find Financial Success with the Financially Savvy Latina

Welcome back to Don’t Retire… Graduate! Today’s guest is Natalie Torres-Haddad MPA, AWA, a two-time TEDx speaker, award-winning author, and the host of Financially Savvy in 20 Minutes. Natalie’s story of being raised by immigrants during the LA Riots, experiencing the cultural differences between the rich and poor, and learning about money the same way

Office Hours: Getting Started as a Beginner Investor

In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Tony’s question: “What’s the easiest way for a beginner investor to get started?” The first step of any journey can be difficult, but in this case we think education is a great place to start. After that, it can depend on your goals and will take practice. Have a

Getting Started as a Beginner Investor

In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Tony’s question: “What’s the easiest way for a beginner investor to get started?” The first step of any journey can be difficult, but in this case we think education is a great place to start. After that, it can depend on your goals and will take practice. Have a

Set It And Don’t Forget It: Calculating Your Retirement Savings Goal

As a financial advisor, there are a lot of questions I get asked almost daily. Surprisingly, “are you a fiduciary?” is not one of them. This could be the most important question you ask your current or potential advisor, and yet it seems that few people know to ask it. It’s time to change that.

2: How to Not Lose Money in the Stock Market: Understanding Mainstream Investing with Joseph Hogue

Welcome back to Don’t Retire… Graduate! Today’s guest is Joseph Hogue, CFA®, the host of Let’s Talk Money! With Joseph Hogue, joining us to break down the art and science of investing and share his rules for making money in the stock market.  Investing has become entertainment media and everyone wants to be slinging stocks,

Equitable Divorce Agreements

In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Julia’s question: “I’m getting divorced. How do I know if I’m getting a fair split of marital assets?” This can be a hard situation to navigate, but bringing in a financial professional is a great way to start. Have a question? Post it in the comments, tweet it to