This chapter of the podcast episode analyzes the performance of someone's mom's investment portfolio over the last decade, questioning the underlying assets and benchmark comparison. It highlights that evaluating the portfolio's performance may not be ideal due to current market conditions but notes the significance of not significantly underperforming benchmarks. The chapter also briefly explores the IRS' view on Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) for retirement accounts.
#479: Nicole’s 78-year-old mom is paying huge fees for low returns. How can Nicole help her mom make better investments?
Paul is a single dad, worried about paying his daughter’s college costs. He’s trying to figure out how to report lower income on the FAFSA, so that his daughter can get better financial aid.
Nick is in his 40’s. His long-term care insurance rate is nearly doubling. Should he stop spending on this type of insurance?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these three questions in today’s episode.
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