Welcome to Declare Your Financial Independence with Jeff Motske. If this is your first time tuning in this is a show designed to teach the average person to get their financial house in order from a financial planner’s perspective.
Jeff started the show out by discussing “Your Financial House”. This is where he asks listeners to visualize the different building blocks of a stable financial financial house starting from the foundation all the way to the roof.
He also discussed:
In the final segment Jeff and relationship counselor Kimber Holdaway talked about Financial Compatibility. This is such an important topic to Jeff because statistically, finances and infidelity are the top two reasons that marriages end in divorce. This is an opportunity to provide tips to avoid the arguments that result from poor communicating regarding money.
Welcome to Declare Your Financial Independence with Jeff Motske. If this is your first time tuning in this is a show designed to teach the average person to get their financial house in order from a financial planner’s perspective.
Jeff started the show out by discussing “Your Financial House”. This is where he asks listeners to visualize the different building blocks of a stable financial financial house starting from the foundation all the way to the roof.
He also discussed:
The First Thing You Must Do When Your Divorce Is Final
If your marriage ends you should immediately take steps to ensure your interests are protected and your estate plan reflects your new marital status.
In the final segment Jeff and relationship counselor Kimber Holdaway talked about Financial Compatibility. This is such an important topic to Jeff because statistically, finances and infidelity are the top two reasons that marriages end in divorce. This is an opportunity to provide tips to avoid the arguments that result from poor communicating regarding money.
Welcome to Declare Your Financial Independence with Jeff Motske. If this is your first time tuning in this is a show designed to teach the average person to get their financial house in order from a financial planner’s perspective.
Jeff started the show out by discussing “Your Financial House”. This is where he asks listeners to visualize the different building blocks of a stable financial financial house starting from the foundation all the way to the roof.
He also discussed:
Blended Families: The Estate Planning Questions You Need to Ask
42 % of adults now have some kind of step-relationship. In a blended family situation, there are more opportunities to get it wrong, and the stakes are often higher. Ensuring your assets are distributed to a current spouse and not an ex, or that your children and stepchildren are treated according to your wishes is paramount in your planning.
Who takes care of the kids if one parent dies—the surviving spouse or the natural parent? Which assets belong to which spouse?
In the final segment Jeff and relationship counselor Kimber Holdaway talked about Financial Compatibility. This is such an important topic to Jeff because statistically, finances and infidelity are the top two reasons that marriages end in divorce. This is an opportunity to provide tips to avoid the arguments that result from poor communicating regarding money.
Welcome to Declare Your Financial Independence with Jeff Motske. If this is your first time tuning in this is a show designed to teach the average person to get their financial house in order from a financial planner’s perspective.
Jeff started the show out by discussing “Your Financial House”. This is where he asks listeners to visualize the different building blocks of a stable financial financial house starting from the foundation all the way to the roof.
He also discussed:
While US experienced Inflation of 1.95% per year since 2005, many career jobs went down in annual pay.
Bureau of Labor Statistics -
Jobs That Pay Way Less Than They Used To
Jobs That Pay Way More Than They Used To
Estate Planning Questions to ask Yourself that you may not think of
In the final segment Jeff and relationship counselor Kimber Holdaway talked about Financial Compatibility. This is such an important topic to Jeff because statistically, finances and infidelity are the top two reasons that marriages end in divorce. This is an opportunity to provide tips to avoid the arguments that result from poor communicating regarding money.
Welcome to Declare Your Financial Independence with Jeff Motske. If this is your first time tuning in this is a show designed to teach the average person to get their financial house in order from a financial planner’s perspective.
Jeff started the show out by discussing “Your Financial House”. This is where he asks listeners to visualize the different building blocks of a stable financial financial house starting from the foundation all the way to the roof.
He also discussed:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/british-financial-services-firms-win-191848540.html
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Friday he expects the U.K. to retain the right for its financial firms to sell services across European Union member states after Britain's exit from the bloc.
One main concern that remains is whether Britain's financial services sector will keep its so-called "passporting" rights.
Passporting is a lynchpin feature of the EU's single market, especially for banks, as it allows firms to provide services to clients across the EU. The loss of it for U.K.-based firms could cripple London's standing as a global financial center.
Johnson told reporters that he had received reassurances from companies, including banks, drug makers and manufacturers, that Britain remained "very much part" of their global business footprint, although they expressed concern over the uncertainty ahead over how the U.K. government negotiates its separation from the EU.
Estate Planning Nightmare Story
In the final segment Jeff and relationship counselor Kimber Holdaway talked about Financial Compatibility. This is such an important topic to Jeff because statistically, finances and infidelity are the top two reasons that marriages end in divorce. This is an opportunity to provide tips to avoid the arguments that result from poor communicating regarding money.