Coming up on this edition of Your Financial Mission, we are talking about SDBAs. We will discuss what they are, their benefits, their cons, and how they are used.
If you’re a doctor or a defense contractor, you have probably seen it inside your plans or portfolio. SDBAs (Self Directed Brokerage Accounts) are essentially a sleeve on the 401k or 403b that allows you to self-direct. Listen to the episode to learn more about how they may benefit you.
Here’s some of what you will learn from today’s mission:
- How SDBAs can help diversify your risk. (5:42)
- The benefits of using an SDBA vs. a normal brokerage account. (8:21)
- The top struggles with clients that have SDBAs. (11:28)
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What You Need to Know About SDBAs
Coming up on this edition of Your Financial Mission, we are talking about SDBAs. We will discuss what they are, their benefits, their cons, and how they are used.
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There is a lot of noise in the media about bonds currently. Many are wondering if they should stay in bonds, how safe bonds actually are, and what voices they should listen to for advice. Every situation is different, so you should always speak to an advisor.
Controlling Emotions When Planning for Retirement
On this episode, we’re going to share stories with you of times when emotions like fear, greed, and pride led someone astray in their financial decisions. We’ll even cover the role positive emotions like hope and joy play in the retirement planning process.
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We all want to stay informed when it comes to investing but it’s more important to make sure the research you’re doing isn’t actually misleading us. Unfortunately, some of the information out there isn’t completely unbiased. Let’s talk about some of the problems with the financial media.
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Are you ready to start taking Social Security benefits? Do you feel knowledgeable on what strategies to put in place to make the most of it or are you falling for some of these common misconceptions when it comes to Social Security?
Are You Having Awkward Financial Conversations?
Financial planning is more than just spreadsheets and dollar signs. It includes a lot of tough decisions and emotions that need to be communicated to your loved ones and advisor. Are you avoiding these awkward conversations when it comes to your finances?
What Will the Next Market Crash Look Like?
We know another downturn in the market is inevitable, but how long will it be until the next ‘crash’ happens? Will it hit us as hard as 2008? We’ll ask J’Neanne to give us her thoughts on the subject and what we can do as investors to prepare ourselves for that day.
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