2024 Money Moves

Episode 42 of the Connecting the Dollars by Propel Financial Advisors podcast, hosted by Emily Agosto - Propel Financial Advisors, titled "2024 Money Moves" was published on January 5, 2024 and runs 17 minutes.

January 5, 2024 ·17m · Connecting the Dollars by Propel Financial Advisors

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Summary

Emily & Amanda are excited to be back with a new season of Connecting the Dollars. The premiere episode features their insights on some finance-related New Year's resolutions for 2024. They dig into: - the use of high yield savings accounts, and the impact of the Fed's recent pivot on interest rate policy; - whether or not high income people really need a budget; - the importance of asking for help and making a plan. They wrap up with some non-financial goals - can you guess which of them wants to drum more and who wants to go sailing? Be sure to let us know your own New Year's resolutions in the comments. connectingthedollars.com

Episode Description

Emily & Amanda are excited to be back with a new season of Connecting the Dollars. The premiere episode features their insights on some finance-related New Year's resolutions for 2024.

They dig into:

- the use of high yield savings accounts, and the impact of the Fed's recent pivot on interest rate policy;

- whether or not high income people really need a budget;

- the importance of asking for help and making a plan.

They wrap up with some non-financial goals - can you guess which of them wants to drum more and who wants to go sailing?

Be sure to let us know your own New Year's resolutions in the comments.

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