Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · October 11, 2023
Podcast Episode – Don’t Be An ‘If Only’ Investor
For this special edition of Suze School, Suze continues the lesson from the previous episode about ExxonMobil’s purchase of Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD).
investing, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · October 7, 2023
Podcast Episode – Suze School: How To Heal Your Financial Life
On Friday October 6, ExxonMobil made overtures to acquire Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD).
estate planning, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · July 15, 2023
Podcast Episode – Suze School: Understanding Trusts
Suze starts off this episode with a quick update on inflation and market conditions.
investing, IRAs/401(k)s, retirement, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · June 21, 2023
Ask Suze & KT Anything: Should Interns Enroll in a 401(k)? – Podcast Episode
On this Ask Suze and KT Anything episode, Suze answers your questions IRA conversions, pensions, discounted stocks, where to retire and more.
home loans, social security, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · June 7, 2023
Podcast Episode – Ask Suze & KT Anything: Is Buying a Mobile Home A Good Idea?
On this Ask Suze and KT Anything episode, Suze answers your questions about dividend paying stocks, emergency funds, when to take social security, mortgages and more.
investing, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · June 3, 2023
Podcast Episode – Suze School: A New Lesson on Series I Bonds and Certificates of Deposits
This week’s Suze School is a deep dive on what you should do, now, with Series I Bonds as well as a plan on using Certificates of Deposits to your advantage.
investing, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · May 27, 2023
Podcast Episode – What You Need To Know About Preferred Stocks
This week’s Suze School is all about preferred stocks and what the difference is between them and common stocks.
debt, investing, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · May 20, 2023
Podcast Episode – Suze Goes To School: Social Security Spousal Benefits
Suze starts this lesson with an update on what’s happening with the debt ceiling negotiations and energy stocks.
investing, saving, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · April 26, 2023
Certificates of Deposit 101
The sharp rise in interest rates manufactured by the Federal Reserve over the past year to address inflation has one semi-silver lining: you can now earn more interest on bank and credit union savings