What do rich people do with all their Benjamins? Yachts? Helicopters? Trips to the Alps? Helping us through one MarketWatch piece that seems to have the answer to our burning questions about wealth, is the founder of
Halfway through the show, we’ll take a break from our discussion to talk about the future of FinTech. On our special Friday segment to talk about where your next savings opportunity might come from, we welcoming the co-founder of start-up incubator Financial Ventures Studio, Ryan Falvey.
Then we’ll answer a Magnify Money call for help from Tim, who has a question about where he and his wife should sock away their retirement funds. Right now most of their money is in traditional accounts, but would it make more sense to have it a Roth account instead?
As always, of course, we’ll still save some time for Doug’s (completely epic) trivia.
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<44:07> Doug’s Trivia
- How many episodes of the TC show CHiPs were produced, not including the tv or film movies?
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- Kristen and her husband are high earners, and they’re currently putting two kids through college. They also have a mortgage, some car loans…. and NO retirement savings. What should they be tackling first?
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