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Hosted by Wealthway Financial Advisors · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 108 episodes
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A listener-driven radio show aired on WNIS AM790. Objective, unbiased financial advice on all personal financial planning matters delivered by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERS™.
Wealthway Financial Advisors hosts Dollars & Common Sense, a business show with 108 episodes published.
Retirement is not one decision. It is a series of questions that can shape your financial security for decades. In this episode of Dollars & Common Sense, we explore the big retirement questions every family eventually f
Why do some retirees enjoy retirement with confidence while others constantly worry about money, even when they have similar savings? In this episode, we explore the financial habits that help turn retirement from a sour
Many people think they have a financial plan because they have a 401(k), IRA, brokerage account, or pension, but having accounts is not the same as having a coordinated strategy. In this episode, we explore what comprehe
When it comes to financial planning, one of the most expensive words can be "later." In this episode, we discuss how delaying important decisions about saving, investing, taxes, estate planning, healthcare, and retiremen
Most people assume estate planning is something only wealthy families need, but the reality is that every household can face serious complications if proper documents are not in place. In this episode, we explore what ca
This week’s show explores how charitable giving fits into a thoughtful financial plan and why generosity is about far more than tax deductions alone. We’ll discuss how families can align their giving with their values, t
Many retirees spend decades doing everything right financially, only to find themselves holding back far more than they need to once retirement begins. This episode explores the often-overlooked risk of underspending and
This episode breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions in personal finance: the idea that taxes are solved in April. We explore the critical difference between tax filing and tax planning, and why most of the decisio
Most people think tax season is when their taxes are decided, but in reality, the outcome is shaped by financial decisions made throughout the entire year. This show breaks down how choices around retirement savings, inv
In this episode of Dollars & Common Sense, we explore the financial advice people most often say they wish they had followed ten years earlier. Looking back, many individuals realize that a few key decisions—such as savi
This episode focuses on one of the most challenging transitions in retirement: moving from steady paychecks to generating income from savings. It explores why the loss of a predictable paycheck creates stress even for re
In this episode, we define the Retirement Red Zone—the five years before and after retirement—when financial decisions become larger, more permanent, and far less forgiving. We walk through the five critical choices that
Most DIY investors don’t have an investing problem—they have a behavior problem, and this episode proves it with hard numbers: over the last 10 years, the average investor trailed the S&P 500 by about 3.3% per year, and
Kick off the new year with a simple game plan that can make the rest of 2026 feel calmer, clearer, and more in control. In this episode, we break down practical “do-it-this-week” moves—tightening up cash flow, building a
Get your money ready for the new year with this special year-end checklist episode. We’ll walk through the key moves to think about before December 31—like tidying up your investments, checking on taxes, and making smart
As the year wraps up, Kevin walks through a checklist of smart money moves to consider before December 31st. He talks about checking your investment gains and losses, making any required IRA withdrawals, and deciding whe
This episode explores how to give meaningfully and strategically—whether to loved ones or charitable causes. It breaks down the full spectrum of gifting options, from cash and collectibles to donor-advised funds and char
This episode explores how to enjoy your money guilt-free while still achieving long-term financial freedom. It covers why people often overspend or underplan for travel and hobbies, and how to shift toward intentional, v
This episode explores why even high earners often struggle to build wealth as their income rises. It explains how lifestyle upgrades—bigger homes, newer cars, and pricier vacations—quietly erode savings and financial sec
Reverse mortgages have come a long way since their inception in the 1960's. Today, they represent a flexible financial planning tool to help manage cashflow and get liquidity from an otherwise illiquid asset.
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