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Empowering the Next Generation with Financial Knowledge with Tim Smith from The Financial Dad (Episode 7)

By Wealth on the Move | January 2, 2025

Summary: In this episode of Wealth on the Move, host Will Hoffman interviews Tim Smith, the creator of The Financial Dad podcast. They discuss the importance of financial education for young adults, the gaps in current financial literacy, and the motivation behind creating a platform that simplifies complex financial concepts. Tim shares his experiences and insights on how to effectively communicate financial knowledge to those who may not have had exposure to it, particularly focusing on the needs of entrepreneurs and the younger generation. In this conversation, Tim and Will discuss the importance of financial education, particularly for young adults. They reflect on their own experiences with financial literacy, the role of family in learning about personal finance, and the challenges faced by new entrepreneurs. Tim shares insights on transitioning from a long career in financial services to new ventures, emphasizing gratitude and the pursuit of new challenges. The discussion also touches on the significance of honoring past experiences while looking forward to future opportunities.

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Takeaways:

Retirement is no longer defined by age but by personal choice.
Coaching helps individuals rediscover their purpose during transitions.
The Retirement Wheel assesses various life aspects beyond finance.
Legacy is about love and impact, not just financial wealth.
Many retirees experience a sense of loss and need support to find purpose.
Ageism affects perceptions of self-worth in retirement.
It’s essential to nurture relationships during retirement.
Fear of change can prevent individuals from pursuing their passions.
Self-reflection is crucial in understanding one’s journey.
Honoring endings can lead to new beginnings and growth.

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Your 2024 Last-Chance Financial Planning Checklist (Episode 5)

By Wealth on the Move | December 5, 2024

Summary: In this episode, hosts Will Hoffman and Brynn Tarbuck discuss essential year-end financial planning strategies. They emphasize the importance of consulting with a CPA, reviewing tax situations, and preparing for the upcoming year. The conversation also touches on investment strategies, insurance reviews, and considerations for young professionals entering the workforce. As the year comes to a close, they encourage listeners to reflect on their financial goals and make necessary adjustments to ensure a prosperous new year.

Takeaways:

Schedule a discussion with your CPA before year-end.
Review your income and tax situation as the year closes.
Max out retirement contributions if possible.
Consider Roth IRA conversions based on your income.
Revisit your investment goals and strategies regularly.
Ensure your insurance coverage is adequate and up-to-date.
Discuss any major life changes with your financial advisor.
Utilize year-end checklists to stay organized.
Engage in financial planning early in your career.
Reflect on your financial goals as the new year approaches.

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2024 Last-Chance Financial Planning Checklist
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Understanding Behavioral Finance with Alice Heath (Ep. 18)

By Monetary-Mix-Tape | May 18, 2023

Let’s dive into the psychology of behavioral finance!

Join Will Hoffman as he speaks with Alice Heath, a national accounts manager at Horizon Investments and a BFA® (behavioral financial advisor), who shares her knowledge of how psychology and emotions impact financial decisions.

Alice explains how behavioral finance differs from classical finance, and why it’s become increasingly popular. She also talks about how bad investor behavior can negatively affect long-term performance and why taking a hands-off approach and trusting the process is important.

Listen and learn about:

The psychology behind investing and spending
How you can pass good financial behavior habits on to others
The importance of taking a hands-off approach and trusting the process
How Gen Xers can benefit from a self-reliant and results-oriented mindset
And more!

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About Our Guest:

During her tenure in the financial services industry, Alice Heath has held several positions with varying responsibilities and titles, including associate, specialist, manager, and director. However, she takes the most pride in her unofficial titles as a friend, mentor, and leader. As a leader, Alice adopts a hands-on approach and believes that actions speak louder than words. Alice is passionate about helping and serving others, and this passion drives their performance. She finds fulfillment in meaningful relationships and achieving something greater than themselves. She enjoys working with teams and adapting their leadership style to the needs of the group to ensure overall success.

Alice Heath and Horizon Investments are not affiliated with or endorsed by LPL Financial or Hoffman Wealth Management.

About Our Host:

Will Hoffman is a financial advisor and the Founder of Hoffman Wealth Management, a firm dedicated to helping professionals create wealth plans that revolve around their financial goals. Will has 20 years of experience in the financial services industry and is passionate about becoming his client’s most trusted financial ally.

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Education Planning Series: How You Can Save for College (Ep. 14)

By Monetary-Mix-Tape | March 16, 2023

To complete our Education Planning Series, Will Hoffman discusses how you can ensure your child has access to quality education by explaining the various saving plans available.

In this episode, Will explores three popular options: the 529 plan, the Uniform Gift to Minors Act (UGMA), the Uniform Transfers to Minor Act (UPMA), and the Coverdell Education Savings Account (ESA).

Plus, he shares why it’s crucial to start saving early, and recaps key points from previous episodes in this series.

Take note as Will explains:

Why the 529 plan is an excellent tool for tax-free distributions for educational expenses
How the Coverdell ESA functions as a tax-free withdrawal option for qualified education
What a UGMA or UTMA is, and why it’s important to know your state’s law pertaining to gifts and transfers
And more

Prior to investing in a 529 Plan investors should consider whether the investor’s or designated beneficiary’s home state offers any state tax or other state benefits such as financial aid, scholarship funds, and protection from creditors that are only available for investments in such state’s qualified tuition program. Withdrawals used for qualified expenses are federally tax free. Tax treatment at the state level may vary. Please consult with your tax advisor before investing.