David starts the conversation by pointing out that more and more financial experts are convinced that tax rates will rise dramatically to pay for unfunded obligations in the future. One way to protect yourself against rising tax rates is to do a Roth…
David starts the conversation by describing the changes you can expect from SECURE Act 2.0 and what these changes will mean for your retirement plans. According to David, too many workers retire without enough savings to comfortably live. However,…
David starts the conversation by explaining why financial gurus like Dave Ramsey and Suzzie Orman hate permanent life insurance. With all the financial information floating around on the internet, who do you follow for advice on where to invest your…
In this episode of The Power of Zero Show, David McKnight talks about what you can do to protect your pension in the current rising tax environment. David explains that tax rates will rise dramatically within the next 10 years due to massively…
In this episode of The Power of Zero Show, David McKnight shares evidence that unless there is immediate and dramatic fiscal realignment by the Federal Government, the U.S. will be mired down in a Great Depression by 2030. Citing Brian Beaulieu, David…
This episode of The Power of Zero Show addresses the recently-released new contribution limits for the 401(k) in 2023, as well as additional increases in other IRS thresholds. David shares that the IRS just released all their inflation-adjusted…
Today’s episode of The Power of Zero Show is a segment of an interview David did with financial advisor, Ron DeLegge. They discuss, among other things, whether it’s a good idea to convert your Roth IRA while the stock market is down. David shares…
Today’s episode of The Power of Zero Show addresses the question ‘Should the Federal Government get rid of the Roth IRA?’ In a recent MarketWatch article, Alicia Munnell, founder of Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research, opined that…
In this episode, David tells the truth about Suze Orman, who’s been giving financial advice for the last 25 years and has some pretty black and white positions on most financial subjects. Suze Orman doesn’t seem to be a fan of cash value life…
David had been skeptical about reverse mortgages and now considers himself a “late convert.” Don Graves sees reverse mortgages as a financial planning tool cleverly disguised as a mortgage. Using a football analogy, think of a reverse mortgage as…
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