The market’s at an all time high, but talking heads are preparing for a good point drop.  What should you do?

On this show Certified Financial Planner Bart Zandbergen talks to Dino about what to do with your money.  Here are just some of the tips Bart had for Dino:

1. Disregard Short Term Forecasts.
2. Avoid Self Destructive Investor Behavior.
3. Using A Systematic Approach.

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Times have changed and so have the concerns of those in their 20’s.  Graduating college today and jumping into the workforce with a good paying job is far from automatic anymore, so what do millennials do?

On this show Certified Financial Planner Daniel Lungo  from Trilogy Financial talks to Dino about the 10 most frequent financial concerns of millennials.  Here are just some of the questions Dino asked Colleen:

1. I finally got a job that offers retirement benefits, should I contribute and how much?
2. How should I select my investments?
3. What should I do with money above my employer match?
4. Is life insurance important in my early years?
5. I am moving to another firm, what should I do with my qualified plan?
6. How can I get rid of credit card debt?
7. Should I use department store credit cards? Cash back credit cards? Or any other reward cards?
8. Helpful budgeting tips to free extra cash?
9. How to overcome financial difficulties during the first year of marriage?
10. Strategies to save for a child’s education
11. Divorce, Death, or Inheritance what should be some of the top consideration

Divorce is on the rise again.  Have you ever sat down to calculate the cost of getting divorced?  How does 6 figures sound to start?

On this show Colleen McNamee from McNamee Mediations and Certified Financial Planner Bart Zandbergen talk to Dino about the enormous financial and emotional cost of divorce.  Here are just some of the questions Dino asked Colleen:

• When Child Support drops off, does that affect your support? What does the court look at in determining spousal/child support?
• What if your spouse refuses to get a job?
• Do you believe alimony should end?
• After a divorce when you’re starting over, what’s the quickest wat to rebuild financial stability?

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Nobody like talking about divorce, but here’s the thing…if you don’t you can cost yourself tens of thousands of dollars.

On this show Colleen McNamee from McNamee Mediations talks to Dino about the problems that divorce causes for your retirement plans and social security.  Here are just some of the questions Dino asked Colleen:

1. How about social security? I’ve been told my ex-wife get my benefit but my current wife won’t?
2. What happens when a couple refinances a property that belonged to one spouse before the marriage and then they get divorced?
3. What happens to property in a divorce with spouse being deported because of the lack of a green card?
4. How do I get my marital share of my husband’s retirement plan?
5. When child support drops off, does that affect your spousal support amount?

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