Episode 30: What a Financial Planner Can Do For You
Most people focus on financial planning for themselves because they have a particular problem (or goal) in mind. Solving this financial problem requir...
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Personal Wealthbuilders is on a mission to help everyone create wealth and have their money work for them. Your hosts Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. and Tim Wesling, CPF will help you get on the road to financial freedom. Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. is the author of “Investing Online for Dummies, Edtions 1-5” and teaches Personal Wealth Management at the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business. Tim Wesling, CFP is the President of Wesling Financial where he advises individuals on the very best ways to make and save money. Personal Wealthbuilders provides useful, common-sense information every Tuesday at 5:30pm EST.
Episode 29: Getting a Grip on the New Estate Planning Laws
For estate planning this year, 2010, is unique due to changes in the tax laws. Listen in to get the details about how these changes can affect you. Fi...
Episode 28: Understanding the Benefits of Trusts
Personal finance for individuals is getting more complicated every day. Look into how simple and complex trusts can assist your family in meeting its ...
Episode 27: The Benefits of Investing For Your Children
Get the facts about the “Kiddie Tax”. Find out how you can easily calculate what the tax liability if for your child and what you can do to reduce you...
Episode 26: The Many Advantages and Limitations of Reverse Mortgages
A reverse mortgage supplies borrowed funds based on the market value of the house and age of the borrower. Reverse mortgages are often touted as the s...
Episode 25: Taking Advantage of Educational Tax Opportunities
Discover how the American Opportunity Tax Credit (formerly called Hope Scholarship Credit) and the Lifetime Learning Credit can lower your taxes. See ...
Episode 23: Divorce II: The Impact on Retirement Plans
Did you lose a portion or all of your retirement benefits in your divorce? What can you do now to make up the difference? Listen in and become aware o...
Episode 22: Divorce I: The Impact on Your Taxes (Your Deductions and Alimony)
Now that you are divorced who takes the tax deduction for the children? Can you deduct your alimony and child support payments? Why should you be wary...
Episode 21: Home Buying, the Credit Crunch and You
Many people want to take advantage of today’s low interest rates but are surprised when they are turned down for a mortgage. Discover how the “credit ...
Episode 20: Pain-Free Ways to Increase Your Savings
Most people want to save but find themselves with no money at the end of the pay period. Discover effective ways that you can overcome this problem an...