Your Frequently Asked Questions Answered, Part 2 (Ep.86)
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Everyone has questions about finance, whether they want to know when to take Social Security or compare renting to buying.
In this episode, Peter Raskin continues answering questions he gets asked as a financial advisor, sharing his knowledge and experience on topics everyone wants to know.
Peter discusses:
- Why clients should invest now
- When to take out money from retirement funds and Social Security
- The benefits of buying outright versus renting or leasing products
- How to increase investment returns by waiting on paying off mortgages
- And more
Resources:
- Wealth Is In The Details: Your Frequently Asked Questions Answered, Part 1 (Ep.83)
- Wealth Is In The Details: How Does Social Security Fit Into Your Investment Plan (Ep.15)
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Disclosure: This is not intended to be a substitute for professional investment advice. Always seek the advice of your financial adviser or other qualified financial service providers with any questions you may have regarding your investment planning.
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