Dentists Who Invest Podcast Is Cash The King In 2023? with Jon Doyle DWI-EP179
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Interested in understanding the finer points of investing in a high-interest rate environment? Together with financial wizard Jon Doyle, we peel back the layers to reveal the mindset of a financial advisor when it comes to cash investments and long-term financial planning. We explore the allure of high-interest cash products and ISAs, while cautioning against the dangers of recency bias. It's time you heard how a monetary policy of 5.5% interest rate not only makes cash appear as an attractive investment opportunity but also challenges us to consider the broader financial picture.
Rounding off our conversation, we discuss the strategy of investing in short-term cash products, each uniquely tailored to your financial needs. Whether you're navigating a fixed-rate mortgage or planning for school fees, John Doyle lends his expertise on managing liquidity and planning for big-ticket purchases or tax obligations. We emphasize the role of education and trust in making investment decisions, making sure you understand the purpose of money and can make informed choices. Join us, as we help you chart your course in the stormy seas of high-interest rates.
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