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For 30 years, Money Matters hosts Scott Hanson and Pat McClain have answered thousands of questions from callers just like you. This is the perfect podcast for you if you have questions like, should I do Roth conversions? Are there tax strategies I should be using? Do I have the proper estate plan? Is my portfolio allocation diverse enough? Will I retire on time? Listen at your convenience to one of the longest running financial radio shows on www.moneymatters.com, through iTunes, or you can have podcasts delivered right to your email. Subscribe today. Money Matters: Entertainment that educates.
Join the conversation, ask Scott and Pat your financial questions, by sending an email to questions@moneymatters.com.
The Magnificent Seven’s Market Risk, Early Retirement Planning, Roth vs. 401(k), and Portfolio Strategy
Allworth Financial‘s Money Matters
56 minutes
5 days ago
The Magnificent Seven’s Market Risk, Early Retirement Planning, Roth vs. 401(k), and Portfolio Strategy
On this week’s Money Matters, Scott and Pat open the show with a look at the Magnificent Seven stocks. Is this tech dominance a warning sign or just the new market normal? They unpack what this concentration means for index investors and why historical perspective matters.
Next, they take a call from a 56-year-old tech professional navigating a surprise layoff and considering early retirement. With over $2M in assets and plans to relocate, they walk through whether he can afford to stop working—or if some part-time income is essential. It’s a timely breakdown of early retirement math, real estate moves, and RSU liquidation strategy.
The episode wraps with two strong planning discussions: a state employee navigating Roth vs. traditional 401(k)/457 contributions, and a retiree using a "bucket strategy" who wants feedback on portfolio structure. Scott and Pat debate risk tolerance, rebalancing, and why flexibility is key in retirement income planning.
If you're exploring early retirement, weighing Roth contributions, or fine-tuning your investment drawdown plan—this episode is packed with actionable insights.
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Allworth Financial‘s Money Matters
For 30 years, Money Matters hosts Scott Hanson and Pat McClain have answered thousands of questions from callers just like you. This is the perfect podcast for you if you have questions like, should I do Roth conversions? Are there tax strategies I should be using? Do I have the proper estate plan? Is my portfolio allocation diverse enough? Will I retire on time? Listen at your convenience to one of the longest running financial radio shows on www.moneymatters.com, through iTunes, or you can have podcasts delivered right to your email. Subscribe today. Money Matters: Entertainment that educates.
Join the conversation, ask Scott and Pat your financial questions, by sending an email to questions@moneymatters.com.
