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Text “Do people even want to know about some of these issues? Because I think some of the meat production concerns, it's kind of like people would rather in some cases, I think some people might not really want to know all the nitty gritty. They don't want to know how the sausage is made. That poses an interesting question and challenge about how you communicate about some of these issues, when maybe there's a resistance among a subset of people who don't want to know more.” - Patti Truant Anderson This is the fourth episode in a special four-part series where we go deep into the food system with some of the brightest minds from Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future, an interdisciplinary center based out of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. One of the reasons that we did this series is because we're about to enter another four years with the Trump administration; and last time, as we know, the Trump administration was pretty terrible for the food system in terms of climate, public health, worker safety, and of course, for the animals. This conversation is with Patty Truant Anderson. Patty is a senior program officer at the center. Part of her work at the Center focuses on public opinion polling around the food system. These polls can inform decisions by lawmakers. The great news is we're not nearly as polarized as it might seem. There is a lot of hope in the results. Links: Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future - https://clf.jhsph.edu/ Patti Truant Anderson - https://clf.jhsph.edu/about-us/staff/patti-truant-anderson…
The Physician's Guide To Financial Wellness
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محتوای ارائه شده توسط Trent DeBruin and Andrew Musbach. تمام محتوای پادکست شامل قسمتها، گرافیکها و توضیحات پادکست مستقیماً توسط Trent DeBruin and Andrew Musbach یا شریک پلتفرم پادکست آنها آپلود و ارائه میشوند. اگر فکر میکنید شخصی بدون اجازه شما از اثر دارای حق نسخهبرداری شما استفاده میکند، میتوانید روندی که در اینجا شرح داده شده است را دنبال کنید.https://fa.player.fm/legal
The podcast dedicated to helping physicians in Michigan turn their professional success into financial success, while enjoying life along the way. CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professionals Andrew Musbach and Trent DeBruin share actionable guidance on personal finance topics most relevant to Michigan physicians. The show covers areas such as retirement planning, investing, insurance, estate planning, reducing taxes, managing cash flow, saving for college, and more.
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محتوای ارائه شده توسط Trent DeBruin and Andrew Musbach. تمام محتوای پادکست شامل قسمتها، گرافیکها و توضیحات پادکست مستقیماً توسط Trent DeBruin and Andrew Musbach یا شریک پلتفرم پادکست آنها آپلود و ارائه میشوند. اگر فکر میکنید شخصی بدون اجازه شما از اثر دارای حق نسخهبرداری شما استفاده میکند، میتوانید روندی که در اینجا شرح داده شده است را دنبال کنید.https://fa.player.fm/legal
The podcast dedicated to helping physicians in Michigan turn their professional success into financial success, while enjoying life along the way. CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professionals Andrew Musbach and Trent DeBruin share actionable guidance on personal finance topics most relevant to Michigan physicians. The show covers areas such as retirement planning, investing, insurance, estate planning, reducing taxes, managing cash flow, saving for college, and more.
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×Over the past two years, there has been a dramatic increase in interest rates from historically low levels, the impact of which has been felt by everyone, regardless of stage of life. In this episode, we take a closer look at this dynamic. We start by explaining what an interest rate is, provide some historical context for how the current environment compares to prior periods, talk about how the impact of higher interest rates varies depending on the stage of life you’re in, and wrap things up by sharing some potential strategies and opportunities that are presented by higher interest rates. Resources & People Mentioned Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
As we head toward open enrollment season, this episode is dedicated to a deeper dive into Health Savings Accounts (or HSAs). As the title implies, this is one of our favorite financial accounts, and in this episode, we explain why. We start by outlining exactly what an HSA is, talk about the triple tax benefit of it, discuss the investment component of an HSA, touch on some of the different things you can spend HSA money on (including a surprising expense in retirement), and then bring it all together by sharing some of the strategies around an HSA and how we prefer to use it within a financial plan. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #25: Planning for Healthcare In Retirement Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode of the podcast, we discuss five of the most common investment mistakes people make: 1) Waiting for the “right” time to invest, 2) Anticipatory selling, 3) Buying into (or buying more of) the latest “hot” stock or investment trend, 4) Concentrating in one stock or one area of the investment universe, and 5) Chasing income, yield, or a similar theme. For each mistake, we explain what drives it, how it typically materializes, and what you can do to avoid falling victim to it. The universal theme underlying each mistake is human behavior and emotion, which makes for an interesting discussion of how to fight our natural survival tendencies that, unfortunately, don’t serve us well as investors. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #48: Lump Sum of Cash to Invest – All at Once or Gradually? Episode #53: How to Manage Your Retirement Paycheck During a Market Decline Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode of the podcast, we do a deep dive into the topic of health insurance. We start out by reviewing some of the key definitions and terminology related to health insurance. We then transition into discussing how to think about your health insurance coverage and how that thought process changes over time. From there, we move on to a breakdown of the two key phases of health insurance (pre-65 and post-65) and talk about the planning opportunities that are available within each phase. And lastly, we wrap up our discussion by explaining how to apply the information and framework of this episode to your own situation in order to create the best health insurance plan for you. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #25: Planning for Healthcare in Retirement Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup healthcare.gov Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode of the podcast, we dive into the always-fun topic of life insurance. We start out by sharing an overview of life insurance and discussing the purpose of it. We then transition into the three general life stages (early-career, mid-career, and late-career/retirement), explaining how your life insurance need changes at each stage and sharing tips and strategies for how to ensure that you have the coverage you need, for the time you need it, while paying as little as possible for it. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #14: Insurance for Physicians – What Types & Amounts You Actually Need Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
When it comes to saving and investing for retirement, we all have a certain amount of tax-advantaged saving space available to us through a combination of employer retirement accounts and personal retirement accounts. However, for many physicians there comes a point where you’re maxing out all of these retirement accounts and still have money left over to save and invest, so it’s natural to wonder “What’s next?” in terms of where you should then allocate money. For us, the answer is often a taxable investment account, and in this episode, we explain why. Outline of this episode What’s the best place to save and invest after Retirement accounts are maxed? [0:23] The drawbacks of taxable accounts [2:35] Why these taxable accounts are preferable to cash or doing nothing [5:44] There are some attractive tax aspects to these accounts [13:01] Legacy planning can be simpler and can save funds with these accounts [19:26] Recap [23:20] What a taxable account is and how it fits as an option For those of you who have maxed out their tax advantage accounts, and we strongly advise maxing out these accounts before using this, a taxable account is the next best option. We'll start out by clarifying the terminology since as with many other areas of personal finance there's no shortage of jargon here. For the purposes of our discussion, we'll refer to it as a taxable account, but you'll also commonly hear it referred to as a brokerage account, a joint account, or an individual account, but it's essentially an account that you can open similar to a bank account. However, unlike a bank account where you earn a set percentage of interest based on the amount of money in the account with a taxable account, you can invest the money in mutual funds, ETFs, stocks, bonds, et cetera, with the expectation that it'll grow over time. These are easy to open and can provide good benefits over time. The drawbacks of taxable accounts Obviously, you don’t get the tax benefits from these accounts that you would with typical retirement-focused accounts. You’re going to make contributions to these accounts with money that’s already been taxed and you will also pay taxes on the growth of these accounts, over time. There are nuances, including qualified dividends, the interest paid on municipal bonds, and a few others. You can also pay taxes on the gains you make when selling these investments. Money invested here won’t grow as much as you would experience in non-taxable accounts. What you’ll like about taxable accounts You get a higher return on your investments. Not limited to cash, so you can invest with the potential of higher returns. While there is no guarantee that any investment will provide profitable returns, there are historical numbers we can consider. Historically, stock market returns average annual returns of around 10%, while the bond market has historically provided an annual return of around 5%. Historically, inflation has ranged between a 2% to 3% increase, so cash, which historically only provides around a 2% return, doesn’t yield any return when adjusted for inflation. These accounts provide you the opportunity to earn a higher return, but they also provide great flexibility when it comes to your investments, much greater than what you'll experience with tax-favored accounts. You’ll also experience SOME tax benefits in certain situations or with certain types of investments. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #20: The Waterfall of Retirement Savings by Account Episode #45: A Deeper Dive on Roth IRA Conversions Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
When it comes to financial planning, there’s often a fair amount of “low-hanging fruit” in terms of easy ways to save money. In this episode, we discuss seven of these items. Whether it’s parking your cash in a high-yield savings account, shopping around home & auto insurance, harvesting losses in a taxable account, revisiting your life & disability insurance relative to your needs, evaluating your health insurance options versus your usage, rebalancing your investments, or optimizing your credit card benefits, by implementing a few simple tweaks and strategies the cost savings can really add up. Resources & People Mentioned Episode #19: The “Other 20%” of Successful Investing Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode, we share our list of ten things to do if you’re within ten years of retirement. The list includes taking inventory of your financial situation, reflecting on your current vision of retirement, projecting your future expenses in retirement, understanding your healthcare options, running retirement projections to see where you stand, taking advantage of tax-advantaged retirement accounts and catch-up contributions, revisiting your investment portfolio and asset allocation, checking in with your spouse or partner to see if you’re on the same page, and doing a “trial run” of retirement to see how it feels. We’re big proponents of planning, and the earlier you address some of these things the more time you give yourself to do proactive planning, implement beneficial strategies, and make any necessary adjustments to ensure that your retirement ends up aligning with your ideal vision of it. Resources & People Mentioned Download our guide: Retirement Timeline – Key Dates & Opportunities Download our guide: Retirement Checklist – A Guide to Planning for Retirement Episode #25: Planning for Healthcare in Retirement Episode #50: Having a Plan for Long-Term Care Episode #51: Making Sense of Your Retirement Projections Episode #39: Should You Change Your Investments as You Approach Retirement? Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
While it might not seem like it, understanding and contextualizing investment performance can be surprisingly difficult. In this episode, we share our framework for doing just that. We explain what makes up investment performance, how to have proper context around investing, the different ways to calculate investment returns, how to understand whether your investment return is “good” or “bad,” and how to tie it all together to the big picture and what matters for your situation. Resources & People Mentioned Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode, we tackle the question of whether it’s better to buy or lease when looking to get a new car. We start with a high-level overview, walk through some of the pros and cons of leasing, explain the pros and cons of buying, and based on that discussion tie it all together by sharing our overall thoughts on which option is best for which situations. As with most things in financial planning, there isn’t a universal “black and white” answer since there are both financial and non-financial considerations, but our goal is to help you understand which is right for you based on the specifics of your own situation. Resources & People Mentioned Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
In this episode, we share our checklist of financial planning items we’ve found helpful to address (or revisit) as you approach the end of the year when managing your finances and looking to optimize the many moving parts. While it’s not an exhaustive list, we cover things such as confirming employer retirement account contributions, making backdoor Roth IRA contributions, confirming 529 plan contributions, checking FSA balances and HSA contributions, reviewing your investments, reviewing your charitable giving, and revisiting your overall goals and life situation. Our aim with this episode is to provide some helpful food for thought as we approach the end of the year. Resources & People Mentioned Podcast episode #19: The “Other 20%” of Successful Investing Podcast episode #23: 5 Strategies for Tax-Efficient Charitable Giving Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
Whether it’s a new car in a year, college for the kids in five years, or retirement in 10 years, we all have goals that are important to us. And while being aware of our goals is an important first step, there’s much more that goes into actually planning for and achieving a goal. In this episode, we share a four-step process for saving for any goal. From outlining the goal and its time horizon, to projecting the required savings, to planning and automating those savings and revisiting and adjusting over time, we walk through the entire process from start to finish and share helpful tips along the way. Resources & People Mentioned Podcast episode #51: Making Sense of Your Retirement Projections Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
As much as we all like to see the stock market go up, periodic pullbacks and bear markets are inevitable. And while these periods don’t feel great for any type of investor, they can be especially stressful if you’re retired and are withdrawing from your investments to fund your lifestyle (what we call your “retirement paycheck”). With that in mind, this episode is dedicated to managing your retirement paycheck during such market declines. There are certain things to do and certain things to avoid doing, so we explain how to approach these periods and not just survive them, but also make the most of them. Resources & People Mentioned Podcast episode #40: Investing and the “Lifeboat Drill” Podcast episode #51: Making Sense of Your Retirement Projections Podcast episode #45: A Deeper Dive on Roth IRA Conversions Download our guide: How to Create a Paycheck in Retirement Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
Target date investment funds are an increasingly common option in many employer retirement savings plans (such as 401ks and 403bs). Yet despite their prevalence, not everyone understands exactly what they are and how they work, so this episode is dedicated to a deeper dive. We start out by explaining what target date funds are, switch gears to discussing the pros and cons of them, and finally wrap up by sharing our overall perspective on the people/situations for which they do and don’t make sense. Our goal is to provide a framework for evaluating whether or not target date funds may be right for you. Resources & People Mentioned Podcast episode #3: The 80:20 Rule of Investing Podcast episode #19: The “Other 20%” of Successful Investing Download our guide: The Toolkit for Optimizing Your Finances as an Employed Physician Download our guide: The Financial Checkup Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
While retirement (or financial independence) projections are a cornerstone of any comprehensive financial plan, not everyone understands what goes into them, the different ways to run them, or how to interpret and make sense of the output. In this episode, we start by providing a high-level explanation of retirement projections, then proceed to do a deeper dive touching on these different items. Our goal with this episode is to help you understand the ins and outs of retirement projections so that you can better leverage and interpret them within the context of your own financial plan. Resources & People Mentioned Download our guide: Retirement Timeline – Key Dates & Opportunities Download our guide: Retirement Checklist – A Guide to Planning for Retirement Connect With Trent and Andrew https://mdwmllc.com Follow on LinkedIn Follow on Facebook Subscribe to The Physician’s Guide To Financial Wellness on Apple Podcast , Spotify , and Google Podcast…
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