We’re all taught to save from the time we’re little toddlers. But, what is too much. Karl Eggerss welcomes Oliver Norman, CFP®, CHFC®, CLU®, CDFA® to the podcast to discuss this topic and how to balance saving and spending.
Stocks aren’t the only thing going up. Many commodities, including the ones we all use on a daily basis, are rising. Karl visited with Trey Ware about the bet that the Federal Reserve is making.
By Justin Pawl, CFA, CAIA, CFP® Last Week Today. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) upped its 2021 global growth forecast to 6% (highest since 1980). | Somehow, Treasury Secretary Yellen convinced the IMF to argue for a minimum global corporate tax rate,...
Karl welcomes guest Marlon Gutierrez, President and founder of 210IT. Marlon has been around technology since he was a teenager. He brings a wealth of knowledge and shares some practical tips to protect yourself.
Since kids don’t get enough financial education in school, it’s our responsibility to teach them ourselves. Here are some easy ways to get started.
On the Trey Ware Show, Karl Eggerss discussed how the stock market has changed in the past year. Investors need to understand what’s in their portfolio.
By Justin Pawl, CFA, CAIA, CFP® Last Week Today. The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index jumped from 17.2 to 28.9 in March, its highest reading since 2018. | Consumer confidence rose 19.3 points to 109.7 in March, the strongest single-month increase since April 2003, which...
On this podcast, Karl welcomes Mark Miller, a partner at Jackson Walker. With over 40 years of experience, Mark is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to copyrights, trademarks, and patents. Karl Eggerss: Welcome, everybody. Welcome to Creating...
If you have been selling items online, you might be getting a new tax form regardless of how many items you have sold throughout the year. In this interview on CBS, Karl Eggerss discusses the changes that could affect you and how to take advantage of this side business.
By Justin Pawl, CFA, CAIA, CFP® Last Week Today. The Bank of Canada announced it would soon begin tapering asset purchases, making it the first G-7 country to try to end Quantitative Easing. | The WSJ reported there are 1.5 million licensed realtors in the U.S., but...
