In this episode of Behind the Wealth, Roger and Elias break down a few headlines that hit close to home, and the wallet.
First up: the growing trend of people turning to AI for financial advice. Then, they turn to the rising number of student loan borrowers pressing “pause” on payments and what that means for household budgets and long-term goals.
Finally, listener Rick asks a question many parents face: should you prioritize college savings or your own retirement? The team compares the pros and cons of each path and shares practical strategies to help families balance both — witho...
In this episode of Behind the Wealth, Roger and Elias break down a few headlines that hit close to home, and the wallet.
First up: the growing trend of people turning to AI for financial advice. Then, they turn to the rising number of student loan borrowers pressing “pause” on payments and what that means for household budgets and long-term goals.
Finally, listener Rick asks a question many parents face: should you prioritize college savings or your own retirement? The team compares the pros and cons of each path and shares practical strategies to help families balance both — without shortchanging their future selves.
If you’ve ever wondered how to invest in your children’s education and your own financial independence, this conversation is for you.
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