They say opposites attract… until it’s time to talk about money. In this episode of That Financial Guy Show, I unpacke the emotional and practical side of managing money as a couple — and why love and finance often speak completely different languages. You’ll learn: • Why most money fights aren’t really about money at all — and what they actually mean • The four common money personalities and how they clash (Saver, Spender, Avoider, Planner) • How couples miscommunicate about retireme...
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They say opposites attract… until it’s time to talk about money. In this episode of That Financial Guy Show, I unpacke the emotional and practical side of managing money as a couple — and why love and finance often speak completely different languages. You’ll learn: • Why most money fights aren’t really about money at all — and what they actually mean • The four common money personalities and how they clash (Saver, Spender, Avoider, Planner) • How couples miscommunicate about retireme...
You’ve probably heard it before: “Just max out your 401(k) and you’ll be fine.” But here’s the truth, if that’s your only strategy, you could be setting yourself up for a massive tax problem later. In this episode of That Financial Guy Show, Keith Wilson explains why focusing only on your 401(k) can limit your flexibility in retirement and what to do instead. You’ll learn: • Why every dollar in your 401(k) is fully taxable later and how that can lead to higher taxes and Medicare premiums. ...
That Financial Guy
They say opposites attract… until it’s time to talk about money. In this episode of That Financial Guy Show, I unpacke the emotional and practical side of managing money as a couple — and why love and finance often speak completely different languages. You’ll learn: • Why most money fights aren’t really about money at all — and what they actually mean • The four common money personalities and how they clash (Saver, Spender, Avoider, Planner) • How couples miscommunicate about retireme...
