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The Money Matters with Ken Moraif Radio Show went on the air in 1996 with the goal of helping people who are retired or retiring soon achieve financial peace of mind. Ken Moraif offers practical advice and humorous tips for overcoming common retirement fears, and insights on everything from mutual funds to annuities to how the market will respond to world events.
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1) So Which is it: A Bear Market Starting or a Buying Opportunity?
2) Two Ways to Get Money Out of Your IRA Without Paying the 10% Penalty
3) Is Social Security Going to Run Out of Money?
4) Why You Should Have a Protection Strategy for Your Retirement
5) Estate Tip: How to Give it All Away but Still Control it
1) Why is the Market Going Down?
2) Why a Few Succeed in the Stock Market When Everyone Else Fails.
3) How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits.
4) The Rule of 4%.
5) Estate Tip: Tenants in Common vs. Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship.
1) Dow Is at 35K. Will It Hold?
2) How to Develop a Financial Plan
3) Strategies to Maximize Your Social Security
4) Between Now and the Rest of Your Life…
5) Estate Tip: How a Family Limited Partnership Could Protect You
1) Investment Principles You Could Use
2) Tax Bracket Management
3) How to Maximize Social Security
4) Investment Principle #1: Having Your Money Last As Long As You Do!
5) Estate Tip: Inherited IRAs
1) Is Inflation “Transitory?” Could It Cause the Next Down Market?
2) How Much Should You Have in Your Emergency Fund?
3) The Math Says Wait to Take Social Security. Why Could It Be Wrong?
4) The Last Three Bear Markets Were Quick. Ignore the Next One at Your Own Peril.
5) Estate Tip: What Are Love Units When It Comes to Leaving an Inheritance?
