In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Carl’s question: Why does Dave Ramsey suggest paying off a low-interest mortgage instead of investing more than his 15% rule? Have a question? Tweet it to us at @BrotmanPlanning and it may be answered in a future episode of Office Hours!
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, school isn’t taking a traditional route, and going off course for a year can help preserve the coveted college experience that high school seniors look forward to. But is it possible that a gap year can also make you more hirable? Read the Article
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…
https://youtu.be/S7Il_WMotSs Simple Steps to Achieve Financial Freedom (Through COVID-19 Pandemic) with Eric Brotman FAre you looking for simple steps to achieve financial freedom? The COVID-19 pandemic may have left you with more stress and less financial freedom. In today’s episode, we are joined by special guest, Eric Brotman, CEO of BFG Financial. Eric shares actionable …
How to find the right partner for your business. By Matt Pais Maybe you don’t want to manage people anymore. Maybe you don’t want to be responsible for overseeing your practice’s books or administrative tasks. Whatever the reason, it’s not unusual for advisors to be ready to sell their practice not because of retirement, but …
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Malia’s question: How many steps are there in the financial planning process? Have a question? Tweet it to us at @BrotmanPlanning and it may be answered in a future episode of Office Hours!
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Malia’s question: How many steps are there in the financial planning process? Have a question? Tweet it to us at @BrotmanPlanning and it may be answered in a future episode of Office Hours!
Eric is joined by Jeff Tidwell and Carole McManus, co-authors of the book “Next for Me” to discuss—and abolish—the stigma that follows older individuals as they look for work. The lesson: you don’t have to grow up just because you get older….
How to use whole life insurance to avoid taxes and grow wealth A while back, an acquaintance told me: “I don’t put my money in a bank where it earns no interest. I put it in life insurance, where it has the stability of a bank but earns 5%. I then leverage my life insurance …
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Kristina’s question: Should I consider changing my state of personal residence for tax purposes? Have a question? Tweet it to us at @BrotmanPlanning and it may be answered in a future episode of Office Hours!
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