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In this week’s episode of Your Life Simplified, Mike MacKelvie wealth advisor, and special guest Kevin Ahern, Human Resources Manager, discuss how to get the most out of your open enrollment.

This is a reply from episode 51.

In this fast-paced world, financial struggles are inevitable. Listen in, discover the most common financial blunders that lead to major financial issues, and learn how to avoid them.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE 

• Why over leveraging and never-ending payment is bad?
• How lifestyle creep and excessive spending cause financial difficulties
• Why should you start investing and building good credit early?

RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED

• Ep14: Financial Freedom: Making Money While You Sleep (Part 3 of 6)
• Ep22: How To Pay Off Your Debt Faster
• Ep27: How To Raise Your Credit
• Ep47: 2022 Financial Goals
• Ep49: How To Get A Raise In 2022

CONNECT WITH US 

• Email: shawn@greenbriarcg.com 
• Instagram: Shawn Winslow
• YouTube: Shawn Winslow
• LinkedIn: Shawn Winslow
• Facebook: Shawn Winslow
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In this fast-paced world, financial struggles are inevitable. Listen in and discover the most common financial blunders that lead to major financial issues, and learn how to avoid them.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE 

• Why over leveraging and never-ending payment is bad?
• How lifestyle creep and excessive spending cause financial difficulties
• Why should you start investing and building good credit early?

RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED

• Ep14: Financial Freedom: Making Money While You Sleep (Part 3 of 6)
• Ep22: How To Pay Off Your Debt Faster
• Ep27: How To Raise Your Credit
• Ep47: 2022 Financial Goals
• Ep49: How To Get A Raise In 2022

CONNECT WITH US

• Email: shawn@greenbriarcg.com 
• Instagram: Shawn Winslow
• YouTube: Shawn Winslow
• LinkedIn: Shawn Winslow
• FaceBook: Shawn Winslow

The path to homeownership isn't that hard when you surround yourself with the right people. In this episode, Erica Rawls and Stephanie Milburn explain how they help to educate and empower young people about wealth building through the National Campaign ''House Then The Car''. Listen in and find out the ways to make homeownership achievable for everyone.

Key takeaways to listen for

• The key to setting young people up for a better future
• Spreading a message of hope for homeownership to all generations
• First steps into building an asset portfolio
• Ways to teach your children about finances
• Why you SHOULD share your financial mistakes with your kids

About House Then The Car

House Then The Car is a national campaign to educate, empower and mobilize generations of African Americans about building wealth. This movement empowers communities that have GenX, millennials, GenY GenZ's on the value of owning property as a generational wealth-building tool. House Then The Car speaks specifically to the African American community and offers real-life housing and financing options and solutions.

Connect with House Then The Car

• Website: www.housethenthecar.com
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• Instagram: @housethenthecar
• YouTube: House Then the Car
• E-mail: info@housethenthecar.com

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Nos encontramos a las puertas de finalizar este atípico año 2020. Es momento de hacer balance, también en lo que se refiere a nuestra finanzas personales. La pandemia ha condicionado nuestras vidas en este 2020. En el corto plazo, la mayor parte de nuestras decisiones van a estar marcadas por esta situación. Antes de enfrentarnos a un nuevo año proponemos un breve viaje al pasado. Lanzamos un reto en forma de pregunta: Si pudieras volver al pasado, ¿qué cambiarías de tus finanzas?

Con el fin de medir hasta qué punto la pandemia ha afectado a los comportamientos financieros de las personas, el Centro para la Educación y Capacidades Financieras de BBVA ha propuesto a los usuarios de las principales redes sociales un viaje a los tiempos pre-covid. Para conocer la opinión de los usuarios, se han lanzado dos encuestas de forma simultánea en los perfiles oficiales de Instagram y Twitter con la siguiente pregunta: Si pudieras volver al pasado, ¿cambiarías algún comportamiento financiero?

After all of the hard work it takes to make it to retirement, why would you go and do anything to jeopardize your finances or your lifestyle? Unfortunately, it happens all too often for a number of different reasons. Today we’ll tell you about some of the most common mistakes people make and what you can do to avoid the same fate.

Read more and get additional resources here: https://retirementhuddle.com/podcast/ep-6-how-to-ruin-your-retirement/156/ 

Today's show schedule: 

0:55 – Treating retirement as the finish line.

2:21 – People believe retirement will solve their problems because they’re no longer working.

3:28 –  Assuming that your monthly spending habits in retirement can be determined by your habits while working.

5:09 – People stop being active in retirement. 

7:23 – Investing like you’re 35-years-old.

9:05 – Here’s what we do to help someone that calls us and wants to start the planning process.