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Glenn & Helen Show
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March 24, 2008 1:17 PM
The Glenn and Helen Show: Retiring Rich Despite Economic TurmoilTax Day is approaching, the markets are turbulent, and people are wondering how to move financially. So we talked with Jim Schlagheck, producer of public TV’s Retirement Revolution and author of The Cash-Rich Retirement: Use the Investing Techniques of the Mega-Wealthy to Secure Your Retirement Future. The book is interesting, action-oriented, and — in my opinion — more conservative and realistic than a lot that I’ve read. Our discussion includes what to do financially, how the housing bubble and the “coming demographic storm” of Baby-Boomer retirements are likely to affect investments, and what economic problems will confront the next President. Music is by Mobius Dick. Show archives are at GlennandHelenShow.com. Listen to this podcast (34:37) or download (20.8 MB) The Glenn and Helen Show: Retiring Rich Despite Economic Turmoil (lofi version 6.2 MB). Free show subscription available at iTunes.
The Glenn and Helen Show: Retiring Rich Despite Economic Turmoil
——— Comments (2)Suze :Suz :This was a very helpful. At last - someone who talks about investing and makes sense to me! I liked the author's views, and especially liked the advice on how to avoid losses by focusing in income-producing investments. Thanks for this podcast. Comments have been archived for this page. |
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Thanks for the good advice! At last - someone who talks about investing and makes sense to me! This was a very helpful podcast. I liked this author's views (and bought the book, in fact). I especially liked the advice on how to avoid losses by investing in income-producing funds and investments. Thanks for bringing us this useful commentary.
Mar 28, 2008 08:42 AM