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CBS Sunday Morning Tackles Retirement, Finance in Latest "Money Issue"

CBS Sunday Morning's April 2026 "Money Issue" covers retirement savings, FIRE movement, Social Security, and market impacts. Get expert advice.

#CNNSundayMorning, #RetirementPlanning, #FinancialAdvice, #MoneyTips, #SocialSecurity

https://newsletter.tf/cbs-sunday-morning-money-issue-2026-retirement/

CBS Sunday Morning April 2026: Retirement Savings and Money Advice

CBS Sunday Morning's April 2026 "Money Issue" covers retirement savings, FIRE movement, Social Security, and market impacts. Get expert advice.

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NewsletterTF 5d ago

This year's CBS Sunday Morning "Money Issue" focuses on retirement and saving, featuring insights from Michelle Singletary and Ted Benna.

#CNNSundayMorning, #RetirementPlanning, #FinancialAdvice, #MoneyTips, #SocialSecurity
https://newsletter.tf/cbs-sunday-morning-money-issue-2026-retirement/

CBS Sunday Morning April 2026: Retirement Savings and Money Advice

CBS Sunday Morning's April 2026 "Money Issue" covers retirement savings, FIRE movement, Social Security, and market impacts. Get expert advice.

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NewsletterTF Apr 9

Ramsey's Airbnb Stance Challenged by Entrepreneurial Perspective

Entrepreneur Tran disagrees with Dave Ramsey's view on Airbnb, saying risks like property damage and changing rules can be managed.

#DaveRamsey, #Airbnb, #Entrepreneurship, #RealEstateInvesting, #FinancialAdvice

https://newsletter.tf/dave-ramsey-airbnb-advice-challenged-by-tran/

NewsletterTF Apr 9

An entrepreneur named Tran has a different view on Airbnb compared to financial expert Dave Ramsey. Tran believes the risks Ramsey mentioned are manageable for hosts.

#DaveRamsey, #Airbnb, #Entrepreneurship, #RealEstateInvesting, #FinancialAdvice
https://newsletter.tf/dave-ramsey-airbnb-advice-challenged-by-tran/

Dave Ramsey's Airbnb Advice Challenged by Entrepreneur Tran

Entrepreneur Tran disagrees with Dave Ramsey's view on Airbnb, saying risks like property damage and changing rules can be managed.

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Judith Apr 9

I've got to fill out a UK #Tax Self Assessment for 24-25 and I've hit a snag.

This question might sound really easy, but what is "income"?

I have some shares in a foreign company (that I used to work for and were purchased under a staff stock purchase plan).

Are the dividends from those shares classed as income? They are automatically reinvested in new shares, so I won't actually have any tangible cash I can spend unless I sell the shares and the value could go down or up.

I know I need to find a tax expert, and possibly pay for their advice, but I thought I'd start with #AskFedi

#FinancialAdvice
#Shares #Dividends #Money

Kevin Dominik Korte Mar 18

The way ChatGPT and Co. give financial advice might violate the law in several countries. After all, they are neither registered as financial advisors nor fit into any of the exception categories. Too bad the current administration and SEC are unlikely to do something about it.
#financialadvice #AI

Ewen Bell 📸Feb 25

This video about basic money skills is very very good. A lot of advice that might seem obvious, or might not. Also touches on social media and how it can give you a skewed view of the world and your place in it.

I think many of us never got much advice in school about how to manage our personal finances. And maybe our parents weren't good role models either! But we live in a world where big companies are more predatory than civic minded, so it helps to have a plan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbgxajnBrak

#Money #FinancialAdvice #YouTube

Andii אַנדִֽי Feb 14

"markets apparently realised that AI might be able to eliminate most financial services advisors because all that will be required to determine optimal investment portfolio holdings will be a person's tax return, portfolio details and a database of tax legislation and out will come a report in seconds, shattering the myth that there is very much expertise involved in supposed investment optimisation routines."
https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/02/13/teetering/
#AI #FinancialAdvice #Disruption

Teetering…

As the FT notes this morning: Tech stocks had a bad day yesterday. So did markets in general. Amazingly, markets apparently realised that AI might be able to eliminate most financial services advisors because all that will be required to determine optimal investment portfolio holdings will be a person's tax return, portfolio details...

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